Andrew O'Keefe produced a stunning video capturing the Seymour Marine Discovery Center and Blue Innovation Day.

Did you attend Blue Innovation Day 2024? Check out the event images here.

950 of California’s 1,100 miles of coastline are eroding, threatening the lives and properties of 32 million coastal residents. Professor Gary Griggs will discuss strategies for managing this inevitable change and making informed coastal adaptation decisions.

Who is Jonathan LaRiviere and what is Scoot Science? In this article, we'll dive into the background of both.

SurfAid’s core mission is to improve the lives of families in remote areas of Indonesia and the Pacific - areas connected to us through surfing.

The Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz is proud to participate in Blue Innovation Day 2024.

Blue Robotics makes low-cost, high-performance components for marine robotics to enable the next generation of ocean exploration.

We are excited to announce the impressive lineup of exhibitors at Blue Innovation Day 2024.

Want to help out on Blue Innovation Day? Sign up to be a volunteer!

Did you miss Blue Innovation 2022? Check out this recap, and article. Special thanks to Santa Cruz County Bank as our primary sponsor.

Blue Innovation welcomes the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History as an exhibitor.

Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary joins list of exhibitors at Blue Innovation 2022.

MERGE4 is proud to have a 5 of their local collaborators involved in the Sea Walls Santa Cruz project. From September 13th through the 18th the Sea Walls Santa Cruz project lead by MERGE4 collaborator Taylor Reinhold

Blue Innovation is excited to announce Santa Cruz County Bank (“SCCB”) as the lead event host and sponsor. A perfect fit by an organization that has a long history of supporting our community.

Monterey Bay Aquarium commends the California legislature and Governor Newsom for enacting Senate Bill 54, the California Plastic Pollution Producer Responsibility Act.

Art transcends language, literacy, age, and background, and when done well, it can elicit emotional responses and critical thought.

UCSC scientists are part of a DARPA-funded team to develop innovative solutions for coral reef restoration in Florida and the Caribbean to protect coastal infrastructure.

A robust analysis demonstrates that nature-based solutions to reduce the damage caused by coastal flooding are cost-effective.

Recent years have seen a growing movement from cities, states, and even entire countries to either limit or ban the amount of plastic. But what’s the result of our liberal plastic consumption?