The Port of San Diego has completed a large-scale marine debris removal effort in the Zuniga Jetty Shoals, clearing more than 122,000 pounds of underwater debris from the heavily trafficked
California boaters, anglers, and water users are invited to take part in a free virtual workshop focused on preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) across the state’s waterways.
Life 150 Miles Offshore and the Technology That Keeps Boaters Connected For many Southern California boaters, the moment cell service disappears is a familiar milestone. A few miles outside the
The Port of San Diego is continuing to advance its efforts to balance coastal protection with environmental restoration, announcing two new habitat-focused shoreline projects following the success of an earlier
A rise in global superyacht construction is driving increased demand for integrated ballast water treatment systems, a trend that could carry implications for Southern California boaters as larger vessels continue
The Sea Tow Foundation is seeking six new members to join its Boating Safety Advisory Council, offering marine industry professionals an opportunity to help guide national boating safety initiatives. Applications
California’s commercial Dungeness crab fishery is entering a new phase this spring as wildlife officials implement innovative fishing gear designed to reduce the risk of whale entanglements while allowing fishing
The California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is offering up to $2.5 million in grant funding to help local agencies enhance boating safety and address abandoned vessels
