UC Davis Coastal and Marine Sciences Institute

UC Davis Coastal and Marine Sciences Institute

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At the UC Davis Coastal and Marine Sciences Institute and Bodega Marine Laboratory, we dive deep into discovery, nurture marine stewardship, and outswim the ordinary.

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It’s the best #oyster you’ve (probably) never tasted. 🦪 For years, many people assumed Olympia oysters were gone from Tomales Bay altogether. But pioneering hatchery techniques and #restoration efforts are giving CA’s only native oyster species a boost: marinescience.ucdavis.edu/blog/restori...

marinescience.ucdavis.eduRestoring California's Native OysterIt’s the best oyster you’ve (probably) never tasted. For years, many people assumed it was gone from Tomales Bay altogether. But one day, Joe Newman, a Developmental Technician in the Aquatic Resource...

🎶 "You could travel the world... but nothing's as gray as Bodega Bay" 🎶🌫️🌊 No one does field station life quite like #ucdavis students. A massive thank you to ESP 150C (Biological Oceanography) students Natalia, Ella, and Olivia for this hilarious take on BML life (and Katy Perry)! buff.ly/owhPqHR

vimeo.comESP 150C - "California Coast"This is "ESP 150C - "California Coast"" by nnguyen on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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PhD candidate @karolcha.bsky.social is studying the "invisible partners" — microbes — that help #seagrass survive transplanting and heat waves. By understanding these microbial relationships, we can better protect coastal habitats and the carbon they store: biology.ucdavis.edu/news/what-ma...

biology.ucdavis.eduWhat Makes Seagrass Survive? Look to the MicrobesKarolina Zabinski (right) with UC Davis alum Emma Deen at the Bodega Marine Laboratory.

Springtime on the UC Davis Bodega Marine Reserve = pupping season! 🦭 Check out "A Seal Mom’s Lullaby", a beautiful piece by BML volunteer docent Dianne Hales on the unique "baby talk" and fierce devotion these moms show their pups: buff.ly/EqEmJJd

diannehales.comA Seal Mom's LullabyTheir sleek, torpedo-shaped bodies dive deep and glide gracefully through the sea. On land they “galumph,” rolling back on their hind flippers then belly-flopping forward. Although harbor seals  and…
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