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Leptasterias pusilla sea stars can be hard to spot. Read about their plight in the Bay Area in Bay Nature. Photo: Sarah Cohen
Rainbow over the EOS Center at SF State's Romberg Tiburon Campus.
EOS Center's Dr. Katharyn Boyer speaks about the importance of eelgrass in San Francisco Bay at the opening event for the "Changing Tides" art installation at Richmond's waterfront.
Summer at EOS Center – National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates (NSF REU) students explore the rocky intertidal zones as they learn about biodiversity, environmental stressors and more at Rockaway Beach in Pacifica.
San Francisco Bay Hope Spot launch at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center's Discovery Day Open House.
Headlines
More than 20 species of sea star suffered in a disease outbreak that started in 2013. But in the Bay Area, one small star hasn't returned.
All along North America’s West Coast, sea stars are vanishing.
Research by EOS Center scientists suggests otters could thrive in wetlands like those in the Bay Area.
The Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Biological Research in Ecological and Evolutionary Developmental Biology (BREED) program at SFSU's Estuary &...