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CSEF · 2026

Saltbush Saves Salty Soils

Earth & Environmental Sciences(Senior Division)

Soil salinization is a growing problem on agricultural lands, especially in the central valley of California and areas where irrigated agriculture is present. Salinization damages plant root…

CSEF · 2026

Santa Cruz Kelp Beds Are Recovering Despite Sea Urchins

Earth & Environmental Sciences (Track 2) (Junior Division) Second Award

Kelp forests declined across California in 2014 from sea star wasting disease and a heatwave, though some are now recovering. I was inspired to use accessible technology to explore this hidd…

CSEF · 2026

Saving Homes from Water

Environmental Engineering (Junior Division)

Hi, my name is Rhian Welling-Farmer. I decided to do my science fair on saving homes from natural disasters involving water, like floods. I chose this idea because I was inspired by a docume…

CYSF · 2026

Saving our waters, one filter at a time

Gold Medal

Plastic has become an important part of our lives, but also a growing source of environmental pollution. My project studies micro plastics in our waters and tests various filters to trap the…

CSEF · 2026

Scavenging Microplastics

Earth & Environmental Sciences (Junior Division)

With over 5.25 trillion plastic fragments currently suffocating our oceans and decimating coral reef ecosystems, the search for a viable recovery method has become a race against time. Tradi…

CSEF · 2026

Screen time Mood Experiment

Behavioral & Social Sciences (Junior Division)

The purpose of this experiment was to determine if the amount of screen time affects your mood and self-reported stress level. 15 subjects were tested, six male and nine female, all within t…

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