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Immigration Rights and Resources for the Campus Community

Food Programs and Resources for Students

Research

Our research and monitoring covers a 120-mile (193.1 km) stretch of the far Northern California coast and includes investigations into 10+ Tribally-selected priority species and a comprehensive study of local fish communities using eDNA. Research across the study area is carried out by four Tribal partners (the Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation, the Pulikla Tribe of Yurok People (formerly Resighini Rancheria), Trinidad Rancheria, and Blue Lake Rancheria) and by Cal Poly Humboldt.

Map of the North Coast Tribal Fisheries Collaborative Partners and a Map of all sample sites organized by what species each partner samples for the species are red abalone, Razor clams, surfperch, Musscles, smelt, kelp, urchins, juvenile rockfish, green sturgeon, chinook salmon, and eDNA.
 

Graduate Research

Five graduate projects supplement the research by investigating specific questions affecting priority species.

Chinook Salmon
Surf Smelt
eDNA Investigation of Marine and Estuarine Fish Communities
Green Sturgeon
Bull Kelp

 

Tribal Projects

Surfperch
Red Abalone
Razor Clams
Mussels
Juvenile Rockfish

 

Southern Humboldt Monitoring