This webpage was updated on January 17, 2025

News


  • CSSI Presentations – October 13-14, 2010

    Below is an overview of the California Sustainable Seafood Initiative meeting that took place October 13-14, 2010 in Moss Landing, CA. Meeting Summary notes Meeting Presentations: – Meeting overview – Kearns and West – Draft Protocol Overview (old) – Valerie Termini […]

    Categories:
  • San Francisco Bay Sediment and Hydrodynamic Model

    On January 19, 2007 a monitoring and modeling workshop regarding San Francisco Bay was conducted by the Coastal Ocean Currents Monitoring Program, NOAA, and the South Bay Salt Pond (SBSP) Restoration Project. The workshop was well-attended by a wide array […]

    Categories:
  • San Luis Obispo Sustainable Fisheries Support

    In 2006, the commercial fishing industry in San Luis Obispo County had been hard hit economically as a result of dramatic changes in government regulations and market forces. Increased competition from abroad and new regulations at home, including no-trawl fishing […]

    Categories: ,
  • OPC Announcements

       OPC Seeking Consultant for Geospatial Data System Scoping Study The OPC is seeking an environmental services consulting firm to conduct a detailed scoping study that will inform the development of a web-based information management system to access, download and view […]

    Categories:
  • San Francisco Eelgrass and Oyster Restoration Projects

    San Francisco Bay is North America’s most biologically rich estuary.  Eelgrass and oysters are important foundational species in the San Francisco Bay.  Eelgrass beds provide food, shelter, and spawning grounds for a diverse assemblage of native species, including economically-significant fisheries […]

    Categories: ,
  • San Diego Sea Urchin Fishery Project

    In 2006, OPC awarded a grant to the San Diego Watermen’s Association (SDWA) to assist the sea urchin fishery in San Diego in its efforts to build long-term sustainability.  The SDWA effort focused on three activities which were considered critical […]

    Categories: ,