California Sea Grant Research
Information about ongoing and past research projects is available in several formats.
(1) Program Directory - Short summaries of all ongoing research projects. Past directories are a source of information on completed research.
(2) Project Profiles - One-page lay summaries of select projects organized by year.
(3) Project Completion Reports - Final reports submitted by the researchers. Download the full report or view the abstract from the University of California eScholarship Respository.
(4) Newsroom - News and feature articles written by California Sea Grant.
Aquatic Invasive Species
A collection of news articles, project profiles, and publications regading aquatic invasive species.
Aquatic Safety
Tips for visitors to California beaches.
North Coast Marine Protected Area
Original news release
Project summaries and progress reports.
Ocean Acidification
A July 2010 workshop explored the impacts of ocean acidification on West Coast shellfish.
South Coast Marine Protected Areas
Original news release
Project summaries and progress reports
Video Contest
Students: Take this opportunity to share your California Sea Grant-funded research via a YouTube video and have a chance to win one of three cash prizes in 2012.
West Coast Regional Marine Research Plan
In 2007, the Sea Grant programs in Washington, Oregon and California began collaborating on a first-of-its-kind effort to assess the long-term marine research and information needs of the entire U.S. West Coast.
The National Sea Grant Library (NSGL)
The NSGL provides global access to more than 15,000 full-text digital documents through its 40,000 record-searchable publications database. It is the only comprehensive collection of documents from the 32 Sea Grant Programs, and includes oceanography, marine education, aquaculture, fisheries, aquatic nuisance species, coastal hazards, ecosystem-based management, seafood safety, limnology, coastal zone management, marine recreation and law.
Funding recipients: A list of institutions that have received funding from California Sea Grant.
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