Meg Caldwell Testifies at First Hearing of Select Committee on Sea Level Rise and California's Economy
May 15, 2013
"Emerging Explorer" Named for Work on Project Sponsored by Center for Ocean Solutions
May 15, 2013

Shah Selbe has been named an Emerging Explorer by National Geographic for his FishNET project, developed with support the Center for Ocean Solutions.

Climate Assessment for Southwest States Examines Coastal Issues
April 30, 2013

Coastal managers in California are tasked with the important but daunting job is preparing their communities for climate change impacts including coastal flooding, cliff erosion and damage to offshore ecosystems. To help them, COS has prepared a Coastal Issues chapter, part of the new "Assessment of Climate Change in the Southwestern United States."

Former NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco Joins COS as Visiting Fellow
April 26, 2013

The former administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Lubchenco will advise COS leadership and be a role model for staff and early career fellows.

Becoming Ocean Leaders: Students Learn Skills to Lead Sea Change in Ocean Conservation
April 10, 2013
In a recent week-long course organized by the Center for Ocean Solutions (COS) as a part of their MARINE program, graduate students from several Monterey Bay and Pacific Island institutions worked together to learn and finely tune critical skills needed to lead transformative change.
Global Symposium To Examine Emerging Perspectives in Dynamic Marine Conservation
March 21, 2013

An international symposium on the cutting-edge topic of dynamic marine conservation is drawing experts from around the globe to Stanford Law School in May. Cosponsored by COS, the two-day event is sold out.

Washington State Blue Ribbon Panel on Ocean Acidification turned to COS for advice.
November 27, 2012
Student, city collaboration nets Pacific Grove an Urban Greening Award
July 5, 2012

When COS's MARINE initiative collaborated with Pacific Grove on a graduate student workshop, one result was winning an Urban Greening grant from California's Strategic Growth Council.

Scientists Join Forces in Call for Action to Save Coral Reefs
June 27, 2012

Like their warrior ancestors, leaders of many Pacific island nations have been venturing onto the world stage in an effort to safeguard their countries as the impact of climate change becomes more apparent.

Support the Consensus Statement on Climate Change and Coral Reefs
June 8, 2012

You are invited to join over 3,000 scientists worldwide in a call to governments to protect coral reefs for future generations. The Scientific Consensus Statement was drafted by the Climate Change and Corals working group, a collaboration of 20 eminent scientists from the international community, organized last year by the Center for Ocean Solutions. It will be announced at ICRS in Cairns, Australia on 8 July.