Webinar on Ecological and Oceanographic Insights for Decision-Making on Changing Ocean Chemistry

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Webinar on Ecological and Oceanographic Insights for Decision-Making on Changing Ocean Chemistry

On Thursday, June 27, 2019, Dr. Tessa Hill, Jessica Kauzer and Dr. Ana Spalding provided an overview of our rapidly evolving understanding of changing ocean chemistry on the West Coast, and their new project to:

  • map and overlay areas of high stress on key species of economic, ecological, and cultural importance, including sea urchins, abalone, clams, and crabs; and
  • work alongside managers, policymakers, shellfish aquaculture, and other potential end users to link results with decisions.

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Tessa Hill Professor
University of California, Davis
April 15, 2024

A Webinar on Geospatial Patterns and Species Impacts of Changing Ocean Chemistry on the West Coast

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April 15, 2024

On March 27th, we held the third webinar in our Climate-Resilient Fisheries Webinar Series. Dr. Tessa Hill and Esther Kennedy from UC Davis led a results webinar unveiling findings from the project "Geospatial Patterns and Species Impacts of Changing Ocean Chemistry on the West Coast".

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Geospatial Patterns and Species Impacts of Changing Ocean Chemistry on the West Coast
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