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The Brice Semmens laboratory at UCSD will be conducting two bass tagging trips aboard the Sea Watch on June 17 and June 20 in the normally no-fishing areas of  the La Jolla Cove.

When people say “invasive,” they are usually talking about two different ideas — introduced and invasive.

Malibu Creek is arguably California’s saltiest coastal creek, and according to one water manager, its unusual saltiness is due to leaching of minerals from a vast shale rock layer.

All during Rip Current Awareness Week, we’ve been looking at rip currents in the ocean, where real people are at risk of drowning if they get caught in a rip and panic.

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According to the United States Lifesaving Association, rip currents are the No. 1 safety threat at surf beaches and are associated with about 100 deaths from drowning each year.