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a closeup of a centimeter-long crustacean on beach sand
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Megalorchestia corniculata, one of six major species of beach hoppers in California

Tiny beach-dwelling crustaceans are big-time sand movers, shaping the California coast

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Saving Native Oysters
Riparian community woodlands along the lower Tuolumne River near Merced, California. The dry grassland in the background indicates the semi-arid conditions and drought environment.

Biodiversity Imperiled
Scuba divers work on a cage

The Long View

Mapping a Successful Recovery
Kristin Morell

An Academic Role Model

Starting Local

Feedback Loops in Marine Protection

Understanding the Arctic

Economics of Pollination

Anchors Aweigh
Beachgoers enjoy the shoreline at Rio Del Mar, Santa Cruz County
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Charles Lester
Beachgoers enjoy the shoreline in front of coastal development at Rio Del Mar, Santa Cruz County. A seawall protects the first row of houses from the rising sea.

The Future of the Coast

‘A Sense of Belonging’
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