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    Resources Agency Sea Grant Advisory Panel (RASGAP)

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    Resources Agency Sea Grant Advisory Panel (RASGAP) supports Sea Grant researchers working on marine and coastal management, policy, science, and engineering to inform California’s resource management decisions.

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    Tribal Cultural Resources and Ancestral Lands Sea Level Rise Adaptation Grant

    This grant from the California Ocean Protection Council funds tribal-led research and adaptation projects to protect cultural resources and ancestral lands from sea level rise along California’s coast and San Francisco Bay.

    Ocean Protection CouncilRolling submissions$27,500,000

    Monitoring and Synthesis to Inform Offshore Development and Marine Ecosystem Management in California: 2027 Request for Proposals

    Monitoring and Synthesis to Inform Offshore Development and Marine Ecosystem Management in California: 2027 Request for Proposals funds researchers' monitoring and synthesis to guide ocean management.

    CA Sea GrantDue Nov 17, 2026$750,000

    Senate Bill 1 Sea Level Rise Adaptation Grant Program — Track 1: Planning

    Senate Bill 1 Sea Level Rise Adaptation Grant Program — Track 1: Planning supports California coastal and Bay communities in developing equitable vulnerability assessments and adaptation plans for sea level rise.

    Ocean Protection CouncilDue Dec 18, 2026$1,500,000

    Senate Bill 1 Sea Level Rise Adaptation Grant Program — Track 2: Implementation Projects

    Senate Bill 1 Sea Level Rise Adaptation Grant Program — Track 2: Implementation Projects supports coastal and Bay communities in putting adaptation projects into practice to build resilience to sea level rise.

    Ocean Protection CouncilForecasted Mar 1, 2027$10,000,000Forecasted

    Program Development Funding

    USC Sea Grant Program Development Funding offers rapid support for innovative research addressing emerging coastal and marine science needs in Southern California.

    USC Sea GrantRolling submissions