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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.
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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.
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Dr. Wim Kimmerer’s publications featured in “Ten Essential Bay–Delta Articles”.
The conservation work of our faculty, students and staff reaches far and wide, bridging generations, across the Bay Area, both at work and at home.
Interview anyone of any stripe about the Giant Marsh living shorelines project and the same two words will be in every other sentence: high tide.
Study shows that predicted future ocean conditions make tiny algae, vital to ocean food webs, less nutritious