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This project created a one-year training program at University of California, Santa Barbara's Marine Science Institute to support students from underrepresented communities in obtaining scuba diving certification for marine research.
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This project investigated four key factors contributing to the decline of two critical molluscan foundation species in Southern California while training undergraduate students in advanced research methods.
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Summary of California Sea Grant's 2021 summer juvenile coho salmon and steelhead distribution and occupancy estimates from snorkel surveys in
Summary report of 2022 smolt trapping operations and overwinter survival of coho salmon in tributaries to the Russian River.
A gut-rotting pathogen continues to plague salmon of the Klamath River, but one hatchery broodstock may be best at braving infested waters, according to preliminary results of a research study funded by California Sea Grant.
If you've fished at any of the popular spots along San Diego Bay, as with other public fishing areas throughout the state, you've likely seen signs warning of potential health concerns related to eating the fish you're angling to catch. Fish consumption advisories serve as recommendations for how frequently you can safely eat fish from California waters. But have you ever wondered just how these consumption advisories are determined?
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Researchers are developing reliable hatchery techniques for year-round production of California yellowtail fingerlings to support the emerging U.S. marine aquaculture industry as regulatory barriers for offshore farming begin to fall.
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