Coastal marine research in Stanford, California

The Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions is a renowned institution located at 120 Ocean View Boulevard in Pacific Grove, California, United States. As a university-based center, it is dedicated to advancing research and innovation in the field of ocean conservation and sustainability. With a focus on addressing complex ocean challenges, the center collaborates with experts from various disciplines to develop practical solutions for a healthier marine environment. Through cutting-edge research and education, the Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions is at the forefront of shaping a more sustainable future for our oceans.

The Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions, located in Stanford, California, is a university institution dedicated to catalyzing research, innovation, and action to improve the health of the oceans. Our team of experts includes individuals from various fields such as ocean science, engineering, computer science, political science, design, and business. We collaborate with businesses, governments, non-governmental organizations, and research institutions to bring research insights and innovations into policy dialogues worldwide. Our initiatives aim to translate research insights into scalable solutions, working with partners globally to address the challenges facing our oceans.

Hopkins Marine Station, located in Pacific Grove, California, is a renowned institution in the field of marine science. Established in 1892, it offers hands-on research opportunities for undergraduates, working alongside graduate students, post docs, and faculty members. Part of the Doerr School of Sustainability, Hopkins is home to Biology and Oceans graduate students pursuing their PhDs under the guidance of faculty from both departments. The institution is dedicated to interdisciplinary research on ocean and coastal issues, with a focus on the impacts of environmental change in the Bay Area and beyond. A new partnership with Indigenous communities aims to combine traditional knowledge with scientific research to monitor marine life in a sacred tribal region, providing insights into the effects of climate change on native species.