USC Sea Grant
The Sea Grant Program at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles is part of the national network of 34 programs in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Sea Grant College Program. Our program is a federal-state-university partnership that integrates research, education, and outreach with a specific focus on the ‘Urban Ocean’ and solving issues arising out of managing people and natural resources in an intensely urban and developed coastline.
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USC Sea Grant in the Media
Don’t be Crude – Oil Spill Impacts on Marine Microbial Ecosystems in Southern California
July 23, 2024; Wrigley Institute for Environment and Sustainability
How Western ports anchor U.S. supply chains
April 3, 2024; High Country News
Would California bridges stand up to a direct hit? We asked experts
March 26, 2024, The Los Angeles Times
USC Sea Grant research, community outreach show approval of aquaculture can be earned
February 20, 2024, USC News
Scientific Diving Discovery Program students overcome challenges through mutual support
August 31, 2023; USC Dorsife News
Biden Calls Climate Change ‘existential threat to humanity,’ announces millions in federal funding
June 2023; Spectrum News 1
Messy cleanup: 40,000 pounds of storm trash collected since February, county says
March 2023; ABC7 EyeWitness News
Scientists uncover high amounts of pure DDT off L.A. coast
March 2023; Los Angeles Times
Media Archives
USC Sea Grant has a media archive organized by subject area and date.