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San Francisco Bay Hope Spot launch at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center's Discovery Day Open House.
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Students from Bahia Vista Elementary School have a low tide adventure on Lani's Beach during a Bay Shore Studies field trip.
The striped Taylor’s sea hare, Phyllaplaysia taylori, helps keep our local SF Bay eelgrass, Zostera marina, healthy by eating off the algae that try to grow on top them, and keep them from getting enough light. Dr. Katharyn Boyer and her students are discovering the best ways to restore eelgrass habitats.
The porcelain crab, Petrolisthes cinctipes, lives in the low intertidal zone under rocks and cobbles. Dr. Jonathon Stillman and his students study how climate change and ocean acidification will affect its physiology and ecology in the future.
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Annual Discovery Day draws more than 1,000 visitors as center unveils a new collaboration
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) today announced the selection of 38 projects to receive funding for multi-benefit ecosystem restoration and...
As sea levels continue to rise, Marin and state researchers are set to begin a second phase of tests on how San Francisco Bay and the wildlife within it can come to...
Congratulations to our 2019 EOS talks winners! First place Daniel Yim, second place Kelly Santos and third place Byron Riggins.