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SoCal’s beautiful coast has a hidden secret: The ‘barrens’ of climate change
Content pulled from a USA Today web article by Trevor Hughes The serene beauty of the California coast often conceals the stark realities of climate change, as revealed in a recent article by USA Today. With the captivating allure of its beaches and ocean vistas, it’s easy to overlook the profound impact that environmental shifts…
Read MoreFrom ocean to processing sea urchins
Content pulled from a USA Today web article USA Today’s website posted an article on October 29th, 2023 showcasing the journey of sea urchins from their natural habitat in the ocean to the processing stage. The article features a series of images documenting the various steps involved in the harvesting and processing of sea urchins.…
Read MoreBoard Meeting – October 25, 2022
Topic: CSUC Continuation of Board Meeting Start Time: October 25, 2022
Read MoreBoard Meeting – October 14, 2022
Topic: CSUC Continuation of Board Meeting Start Time: October 14, 2022
Read MoreBoard Meeting – July 30, 2022
Topic: CSUC Continuation of Board Meeting Start Time: July 30, 2022
Read MoreBoard Meeting – April 23, 2022
Topic: CSUC Continuation of Board Meeting Start Time: April 23, 2022
Read MoreWebsite Revamp Project
The Website Revamp Project The Rebuild in 2021 The CSUC website revamp project is on task, having raised just under $2,000.00 from divers, processors, and other fishery organizations. We have named a web designer, KK Design, who will rebuild the site and maintain the site in the future. We have a target date of December…
Read MoreWhy Sea Urchins Are So Expensive
Business Insider created a video about the sea urchin industry, process of harvesting, and more. Check it out here.
Read MoreAbandon Ship
A Diver Story by Michael Thomas Abandon ship!! There was a time when an opportunity arose for me shower in a waterfall. It was a pleasant passing daydream that became overwhelming when I spotted the idyllic scene at the end of a beach in a little town just south of Pt Arena, Cooks beach in…
Read MoreMarine Life Protection Act 10 year decadal review
Marine Life Protection’s 10 year decadal review. The first decadal management review of California’s MPA network is scheduled to commence in 2022. Called for in the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) master plan for MPAs, the 10-year review will compare statewide monitoring results relative to regional baseline conditions. This work is being conducted by The…
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