April 19, 2024 10:00AM PDT: RFP Informational Webinar (Optional)
May 28, 2024 5:00PM PDT: Letter of Intent due to eSeaGrant [deadline has been extended]
In early March, California Sea Grant welcomed Sarah Horowitz as the new Reporting & Evaluation Coordinator. Working closely with the rest of the Science Integration Team and funded researchers, Sarah will help share the successes and impacts of California Sea Grant on a national scale through reporting and outreach work. She is based at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla.
Under general supervision the Staff Research Associate 2 will assist a dynamic team of California Sea Grant Extension Specialists with applied scientific research, outreach, and education projects focused on achieving sustainable fisheries and aquaculture, healthy coastal ecosystems, and resilient coastal communities.
This is the third in a yearlong series of stories showcasing the research that the Ocean Protection Council supported in partnership with California Sea Grant, with funding from Proposition 84.
Under general supervision, the Fund Manager serves as a member of a team responsible for the accounting activities of a large statewide program with research projects, fellowships, and extension services based throughout California. Responsibilities include the full post award administration of the department’s administrative, research and fellowship accounts from initiation through closeout in accordance with the policies and procedures of the University and funding agencies. Establish and maintain internal bookkeeping systems for monitoring budgetary/financial activities.
Good news: The oysters in Elkhorn Slough are having babies again. For the first time in over a decade, researchers last fall found wild juvenile oysters in the tidal estuary 100 miles south of San Francisco. The discovery came after conservationists outplanted close to 200,000 oysters grown in a pioneering conservation aquaculture project.