CA Sea Grant Specialist to study local seafood
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CA Sea Grant Specialist to study local seafood

The farm-to-table movement is here in San Diego. Just look at the popularity of weekly neighborhood farmers markets, the new crop of “slow-foods” restaurants and all the road-side, mall-side produce stands – not to mention the explosion of community-supported agriculture programs (CSAs). Edible San Diego, which celebrates the abundance of local food, season by season, lists … Continue reading

CA Sea Grant Specialist to study halibut fishery
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CA Sea Grant Specialist to study halibut fishery

SANTA CRUZ – California Sea Grant Fisheries Specialist Carrie Pomeroy has received a one-year grant from Collaborative Fisheries Research West to study the commercial California halibut fishery. The study, which begins this month, aims to gather socioeconomic data on the fishery, in partnership with the commercial fishing community and state fisheries managers. “The focus is on … Continue reading

Ecologist Mark Carr to give Ricketts Memorial Lecture at sanctuary symposium
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Ecologist Mark Carr to give Ricketts Memorial Lecture at sanctuary symposium

Mark Carr, professor of ecology at UC Santa Cruz, will give the Ricketts Memorial Lecture at the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary’s annual symposium, Sanctuary Currents 2013. Carr’s talk, “What would Ed do? Innovations in science and management of kelp forest ecosystems in the 21st century,” will take place on Saturday, April 27, at 2:15 p.m. in … Continue reading

Sea Grant Trainee to take part in Ocean Day
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Sea Grant Trainee to take part in Ocean Day

California Sea Grant Trainee Morgan Ivens-Duran is like many of us. She finds sea otters totally, utterly and completely adorable, and she loves the ocean. Here, she explains her new-found passion for rockfishes and why she is taking part in Ocean Day in Sacramento on Tuesday April 16. This post originally appeared in the California … Continue reading