Research
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The geographic inequity of San Diego seafood availability
Experts estimate that there is an $11.2 billion seafood trade deficit in the United States, driven by imports. -
Seagrass in the Spotlight
Sea Grant researchers work to restore seagrass, a key to growing fisheries and reducing ocean acidification -
Twelve Early-Career Scientists Named Delta Science Fellows
California Sea Grant announces the selection of 12 outstanding doctoral graduate students and postdoctoral researchers as recipients of the 2016 Delta Science Fellowship. -
California Sea Grant awards $2.6 million to 10 research projects
Research projects will explore climate change, aquaculture, pesticides, and ecosystem dynamics -
To prepare for climate change, California Sea Grant funds emergency research on El Niño storms
California Sea Grant is providing Program Development Awards, designed for rapid disbursement, to scientists tracking the impacts of El Niño this winter. -
Forecasting of algal blooms improves after record year in 2015
UC Santa Cruz scientists track the spread, cause of neurotoxic algal blooms to provide forecasts -
CA Sea Grant informs new law to permit Fishermen’s Markets
California Governor Jerry Brown has signed new legislation to streamline the permitting and operation of direct, local fishermen’s markets in California. -
What 1458 studies have to say about the impact of marine reserves [+ infographic]
When Marissa Baskett, a professor at UC Davis, was asked to review the latest research on marine reserves, she knew it would be a big task – but perhaps not a 1458-studies big task. -
Mission accomplished?
Whitcraft found that community composition is the gold standard for determining whether a restored wetland has achieved ecological resilience. -
Research offers a snapshot of the coastline before Refugio Oil Spill
Scientist: "As much as no one wants an oil spill, part of the reason we do marine protected area monitoring is to discriminate how an ecosystem looked before an event like this."
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