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An executive order designed to support and promote domestic aquaculture may be beneficial for California's aquaculture practices. California Sea Grant Aquaculture specialist Luke Gardner and other scientists at Moss Landing Marine Labs are testing aquaculture practices to enhance their sustainability and productivity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic creates many new obstacles for the fishing industry and the fishermen reliant on it. California Sea Grant created a list of open fish markets for those seeking to support local fishermen.
California Sea Grant will fund a project aimed at developing triploid mussel larvae for farming.
California Sea Grant funded a project which aims to develop a new protein meal by processing under-utilized microalgal co-products that are leftover from oil extraction in existing facilities.
A new study led by California Sea Grant Extension Specialist Theresa Talley found that nearly a quarter of fish from a creek that flows into San Diego Bay contain microplastics.
Joe Tyburczy, a marine ecologist with California Sea Grant Extension, studies eelgrass and its impact on buffering ocean acidification in Humboldt Bay.