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Our very own Tanya Torres gave a fantastic marine biology seminar last week at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography on her experiences working at California Sea Grant. #CASeaGrant #Scripps #MarineBiology

Check out this Stanford Report article (bit.ly/4nHUiSf) to learn about California Sea Grant-funded researcher Matthew Savoca's efforts to track how microplastics move from land to sea and into marine animals 🐋 #caseagrant #microplastics #bluewhales #research

A former anthropologist turned marine scientist, Staff Research Associate Ashleigh Palinkas proves that community connection is as vital as science in ocean conservation. Learn more about her work at caseagrant.ucsd.edu/news/human-ele… #MarineScience #CASeaGrant

Scientists can now read a shark's entire life story through its eyes! California Sea Grant funded research shows that shark eye lenses reveal where they've been and what they've eaten from birth to death. Read more at caseagrant.ucsd.edu/news/shark-eye… #shark #caseagrant

The little pockets of people who know the Pismo clam consider it an icon. But for Marissa Bills, the species offered a reminder: There are a whole lot of species that have been overlooked, waiting for scientists to dig in. Read more at caseagrant.ucsd.edu/news/clams-tik… #clams #caseagrant

Closing out #NationalWildlifeWeek is the #BrownBoxCrab. This deep-water species has gained attention, but as interest grows, so does the need for research. With the help of commercial fishermen, #CASeaGrant researchers are studying populations to ensure a sustainable future.

The Pacific littleneck clam is up next for #NationalWildlifeWeek! It's highly sought after by recreational fisheries and California commercial growers. At #CASeaGrant researchers are studying clam populations and sustainable practices to ensure these shellfish continue to thrive.

Next up for #NationalWildlifeWeek - the purple sea urchin. These urchins help shape marine ecosystems but have recently led to the destruction of vital kelp forests. That’s why #CASeaGrant researchers are working to understand urchin population dynamics and restore #kelpforests.

Next up for #NationalWildlifeWeek - Chinook salmon! These salmon travel from freshwater to saltwater and back, but their populations are threatened by rising temperatures and habitat loss. #CASeaGrant is working to restore habitats and support salmon resilience.

This #NationalWildlifeWeek, we’re spotlighting species that play an important role in our ecosystems. First, the #OlympiaOyster. The only native oyster on the U.S. West Coast. #CASeaGrant researchers are studying ways to restore them through #conservation #aquaculture efforts.

As California Sea Grant turns 50, we’re looking back at some significant highlights. In a Q&A with former Seafood Specialist Pamela Tom, we learn about important contributions to seafood safety and education: bit.ly/3n3yLt6 #seafoodsafety #CASeaGrant #50years

🚨We are hiring! 🚨 California Sea Grant is hiring a Chief Administrative Officer! Learn more and apply by 5/5/23: bit.ly/3UOdKPB #CASeaGrant #hiring #jobs

.@Maine_Sea_Grant will host this year's National Seaweed Symposium from April 24-27 in Portland, Maine. Learn more and register here: bit.ly/3yYrCwl #seaweed #SeaweedWeek #CASeaGrant #MaineSeaGrant #SeaweedSymposium

🌊 We are hiring!🌊 Only one week left to apply for the Delta Science Communication Fellowship: bit.ly/CASG-DeltaSciC… #SciComm #CASeaGrant

Happy World Water Day! 🌊 Today and every day, we recognize the importance of our Earth's waters. #WorldWaterDay #water #CASeaGrant

📢𝗦𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗗! 📢 Registration is open for CAERS 2023! Early bird conference registration closes on March 31. bit.ly/CAERS2023 #CAERS2023 #CASeaGrant #EstuaryResearch

I am a 2022 California Sea Grant Graduate Research Fellow OMG. I could NOT have done this without unwavering support from my advisor, labmates, besties, and family. We out here, two for two baby!! #NSFGRFP #CASeaGrant

Incredibly honored and humbled by this feature. Thank you @CASeaGrant @ErinMalsbury for sharing my story. bit.ly/3pOjU11 #CASeagrant

Congratulations to the 10 recipients of joint fellowships between Sea Grant & @NOAAFisheries! We're excited to welcome Katherine Dale, a @ucsc PhD student who has been sponsored for a population & ecosystem dynamics fellowship through #CASeaGrant. More: go.ucsd.edu/2Ff2BVc

Looking for a #science communication job? #CASeaGrant is hiring! #scicomm #passiton #job

The little pockets of people who know the Pismo clam consider it an icon. But for Marissa Bills, the species offered a reminder: There are a whole lot of species that have been overlooked, waiting for scientists to dig in. Read more at caseagrant.ucsd.edu/news/clams-tik… #clams #caseagrant

Scientists can now read a shark's entire life story through its eyes! California Sea Grant funded research shows that shark eye lenses reveal where they've been and what they've eaten from birth to death. Read more at caseagrant.ucsd.edu/news/shark-eye… #shark #caseagrant

Our very own Tanya Torres gave a fantastic marine biology seminar last week at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography on her experiences working at California Sea Grant. #CASeaGrant #Scripps #MarineBiology

A former anthropologist turned marine scientist, Staff Research Associate Ashleigh Palinkas proves that community connection is as vital as science in ocean conservation. Learn more about her work at caseagrant.ucsd.edu/news/human-ele… #MarineScience #CASeaGrant

Congratulations to the 10 recipients of joint fellowships between Sea Grant & @NOAAFisheries! We're excited to welcome Katherine Dale, a @ucsc PhD student who has been sponsored for a population & ecosystem dynamics fellowship through #CASeaGrant. More: go.ucsd.edu/2Ff2BVc

📢𝗦𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗗! 📢 Registration is open for CAERS 2023! Early bird conference registration closes on March 31. bit.ly/CAERS2023 #CAERS2023 #CASeaGrant #EstuaryResearch

Next up for #NationalWildlifeWeek - Chinook salmon! These salmon travel from freshwater to saltwater and back, but their populations are threatened by rising temperatures and habitat loss. #CASeaGrant is working to restore habitats and support salmon resilience.

The Pacific littleneck clam is up next for #NationalWildlifeWeek! It's highly sought after by recreational fisheries and California commercial growers. At #CASeaGrant researchers are studying clam populations and sustainable practices to ensure these shellfish continue to thrive.

This #NationalWildlifeWeek, we’re spotlighting species that play an important role in our ecosystems. First, the #OlympiaOyster. The only native oyster on the U.S. West Coast. #CASeaGrant researchers are studying ways to restore them through #conservation #aquaculture efforts.

Next up for #NationalWildlifeWeek - the purple sea urchin. These urchins help shape marine ecosystems but have recently led to the destruction of vital kelp forests. That’s why #CASeaGrant researchers are working to understand urchin population dynamics and restore #kelpforests.

Closing out #NationalWildlifeWeek is the #BrownBoxCrab. This deep-water species has gained attention, but as interest grows, so does the need for research. With the help of commercial fishermen, #CASeaGrant researchers are studying populations to ensure a sustainable future.

I am a 2022 California Sea Grant Graduate Research Fellow OMG. I could NOT have done this without unwavering support from my advisor, labmates, besties, and family. We out here, two for two baby!! #NSFGRFP #CASeaGrant