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New! CCFRP research featured in Cal Poly
Magazine's Winter 2012 edition!2012 CCFRP Volunteer Angler Newsletter
5 Years of Data Collected!!!
Our team has spent 4,855 hours catching 32,858 fishesCCFRP Awarded CA Sea Grant/OPC Funding: Improving Fisheries Management Using Collaborative Research
Keys to Success in Collaborative Fishing: Utilizing Fishermen Knowledge
Collaborative Fisheries Research Overview & Data Analysis
Cal Poly Researchers Investigate Cabezon Site Fidelity: Staying Close to Home
On the Water with SLOSEA Scientists: Monitoring Fishery Health & MPAs
The San Luis Obispo Science and Ecosystem Alliance
is an integrated group of scientists, resource managers and stakeholders studying and supporting marine resources on the California Central Coast.Science Serving Marine Ecosystem Health
VISION: SLOSEA's vision is a healthy, resilient coastal ecosystem that provides for
thriving and interacting populations of plant, animal and human communities.
SCOPE: The SLOSEA study area includes the Morro Bay Estuary and the nearshore
coast and watersheds from Cape San Martin to Point Conception. Please click
here to find a map of SLOSEA's
scope along California's Central Coast.
ORIGIN: SLOSEA was established to link research at the Cal Poly
Center for Coastal Marine Sciences (CCMS)
to marine resource management and policy decisions along California's
central coast by using a collaborative ecosystem-based approach.
VISION: SLOSEA's vision is a healthy, resilient coastal ecosystem that provides for thriving and interacting populations of plant, animal and human communities.
SCOPE: The SLOSEA study area includes the Morro Bay Estuary and the nearshore coast and watersheds from Cape San Martin to Point Conception. Please click here to find a map of SLOSEA's scope along California's Central Coast.
ORIGIN: SLOSEA was established to link research at the Cal Poly Center for Coastal Marine Sciences (CCMS) to marine resource management and policy decisions along California's central coast by using a collaborative ecosystem-based approach.
