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Read MoreIn early January, California got hit with a series of storms. With no dive lined up on a Saturday morning……
Read MoreThe first time I saw a blue shark was during the summer of 1975. I am certain of the timing……
Read MoreThe waters off La Jolla in San Diego were filled with anchovies in early July, as a massive school of……
Read MoreSea stars along much of the Pacific coast of North America are experiencing a mass mortality called sea star wasting……
Read MoreBasking sharks (Cetorhinus maximus) are one of the largest fish in the sea, second only to whale sharks. They can……
Read MoreThe image of a white shark invokes extremes in our emotions. They bring out a deep, primal fear in some,……
Read MoreGiant kelp forests are one of the most productive ecosystems on the planet. Often referred to as the rainforests of……
Read MoreThe application of the Marine Life Protection Act to the coastline of California came one step closer to completion as……
Read MoreYour assistance is needed to prevent a grave environmental and economic disaster from occurring along our precious Pacific coastline. A……
Read MoreIn California abalone is big business. In 1957 the yearly commercial abalone harvest peaked at 5 million pounds, and dropped……
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