California Sea Grant, the Moss Landing Marine Lab (MLML), Save Our Shores, Sustainable Design Masterclass, and LIFT Economy all co-sponsored a two-day forum held at the Moss Landing facility Fri-Sat, Aug 10-11, presenting a wide range of topics exploring pathways toward responsible aquaculture development in California. Continue reading
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New View of Shellfish Aquaculture and Eelgrass Interactions
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is working with Hog Island Oyster Company and the University of California Santa Cruz to assess the interactions between oyster aquaculture and eelgrass in Tomales Bay, California. The use of drones may help with these studies, and the validation of such aerial surveys could be highly valuable in both their perspective and economy (as this approach could be much less expensive than conventional side-scan sonar or diver-based methods). This TNC-produced video captures the study site and plan beautifully. The Tomales Bay studies are just beginning, so stay tuned to further developments and discussion.
Short Film – Mussel Man
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Mussel Man follows Bernard Friedman, a farmer who grows mussels off of the coast of Santa Barbara, and the man who may have the answer to the food shortages that we could be facing over the next few decades.
July 29th, Sacramento Event: The West Coast Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel
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NOVA PBS – Lethal Seas
This NOVA program will provide information on a very important issue for marine aquaculture: OCEAN ACIDIFICATION.
You can watch an online preview of the program here. The full program will be available for streaming at the same link after the broadcast.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015, 9 pm on your local PBS station Continue reading
NOAA Fisheries Draft Climate Science Strategy: an Aquaculture Lens
NOAA Fisheries will be holding a webinar on climate science and aquaculture, Thursday April 16th from 12-1pm PDT. Register
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