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Find similar grantsAquaculture Research Funding for California Institutions is sponsored by California Sea Grant. This program provides competitive support for California-based public agencies, Native American tribes, universities, and nonprofit corporations conducting applied aquaculture or fisheries research that benefits California.
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SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE | California Sea Grant California Sea Grant provides information to support the kind of informed public and private decision making that will lead to a sustainable supply of seafood long into the future.
Aquaculture Extension Specialist California Sea Grant Extension Specialist California Sea Grant Extension Specialist California Sea Grant Extension Specialist Research Coordinator - Science Integration Team California Sea Grant Extension Specialist Extension Specialist and CalCOFI Coordinator SINICROPE TALLEY, THERESA California Sea Grant Extension Specialist View All Research Projects View All Research Projects IMPROVING INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE SYSTEM DESIGN FOR THE CO-CULTURE OF SEAWEEDS AND ABALONE TO MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Fish and shellfish provide an important source of protein to many citizens, and many species are enjoyed recreationally, and used artisinally and commercially.
The state of California is well positioned to help supply the growing demand for seafood through commercial fisheries and aquaculture. Learn more about the science in the following resources. DISCOVER CALIFORNIA Aquaculture DISCOVER west coast seafood CALIFORNIA PORTS AND HARBORS: AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT AREAS Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture News California Sea Grant Welcomes Three Extension Fellows Not Sure What "Aquaculture" Is?
You're Not Alone. From oyster farms to tribal seaweed restoration, California Sea Grant awards $2. 45 million for coastal research 2027 New Faculty Awards Request for Proposals Funded by: California Sea Grant Omnibus Projects View Expired Opportunities Funding, fellowship, and job announcements Russian River Salmon & Steelhead Program Delta Stewardship Council Funding/Fellowships
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: California-based public agencies, Native American tribes, universities, and nonprofit corporations conducting applied aquaculture or fisheries research that benefits California. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Aquaculture Research Funding for California Institutions is funded by California Sea Grant. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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