Science Advice – Ocean Science Trust

Establishing a Roadmap for Incorporating Social Science and Human Dimensions into Potential Sea Otter Reintroductions on the US West Coast

Peer Review: Developing Successful Scientific and Technical Review Processes to Advance Science in Marine and Coastal Decision-making

Readying California’s Fisheries for Climate Change – Full workshop proceedings

Readying California’s Fisheries for Climate Change – Workshop executive summary

Bracing for a Changing World – Full workshop proceedings

Bracing for a Changing World – Workshop executive summary

Recreational Vessels as Vectors for Non-native Marine Species in California

Summarizing our work related to aquatic invasive species, and engaging on harmful algal blooms in light of Sonoma coast event, meeting minutes

Advancing Science in California Fisheries, meeting summary

Putting the Pieces Together: Designing Expert Judgment Processes for Natural Resource Decision Making

Citizen Science and Ocean Resource Management in California: guidance for forming productive partnerships

Ocean Health as a Scientific Concept & Management Goal – Full workshop proceedings

Ocean Health as a Scientific Concept & Management Goal – Workshop executive summary

King, P., and McGregor, A. 2012. Who’s Counting: An Analysis of Beach Attendance Estimates and Methodologies in Southern California. Ocean and Coastal Management. 58(9), 17-25.

Establishing a Roadmap for Incorporating Social Science and Human Dimensions into Potential Sea Otter Reintroductions on the US West Coast

Equity State of the Science Report

Microplastic Pollution in California

The Science of Climate Adaptation in California – Full Workshop Proceedings

The Science of Climate Adaptation in California – Workshop Executive Summary

Emerging understanding of seagrass and kelp as an ocean acidification management tool in California

State lands commission oil seeps review report

Peer Review: Developing Successful Scientific and Technical Review Processes to Advance Science in Marine and Coastal Decision-making

Readying California’s Fisheries for Climate Change – Full workshop proceedings

Readying California’s Fisheries for Climate Change – Workshop executive summary

Bracing for a Changing World – Full workshop proceedings

Bracing for a Changing World – Workshop executive summary

Recreational Vessels as Vectors for Non-native Marine Species in California

Summarizing our work related to aquatic invasive species, and engaging on harmful algal blooms in light of Sonoma coast event, meeting minutes

Advancing Science in California Fisheries, meeting summary

Putting the Pieces Together: Designing Expert Judgment Processes for Natural Resource Decision Making

Citizen Science and Ocean Resource Management in California: guidance for forming productive partnerships

Ocean Health as a Scientific Concept & Management Goal – Full workshop proceedings

Ocean Health as a Scientific Concept & Management Goal – Workshop executive summary

King, P., and McGregor, A. 2012. Who’s Counting: An Analysis of Beach Attendance Estimates and Methodologies in Southern California. Ocean and Coastal Management. 58(9), 17-25.