Roger began volunteering at Cabrillo National Monument in 2004 after retiring from his career as an east coast college professor. He found retired life lacked structure and even a bit boring, and he knew that volunteering would bring back some structure and occupy his time. Roger visited the tidepools one day and saw the sign seeking volunteers, so he signed up and started his volunteer … Continue reading Featured VIP: Roger C.
Friends of Cabrillo, Hope all is well in your worlds. Plants are starting to come up and and hopefully we will have some flowers in the next couple of months. Some updates below…..for your eyes. Special Events Meeting, 1:30pm March 19th If you are interested in attending come on out. Some things to talk about; Parks and Open Spaces Day and Healthy and Sustainable Parks … Continue reading Hard Cider and Applejack
The Spring/Summer edition of the Cabrillo Journal is now in print! Be sure to check out the latest and greatest on all the happenings at Cabrillo National Monument: “You’ve Just Arrived, Now What?” Visitor Activities & Information 2014 Calendar of events News from around the park Other informative features The next time you’re in the park, grab a handful of Cabrillo Journals and share them … Continue reading Extra! Extra! Get your “Cabrillo Journal”
Here’s the latest information on the timing of the on-going seismic retrofit. Remember, that there can be delays, and these dates are subject to change. Military History should be completed by 3/19. Lower Maintenance should be completed by 3/19. The entire Lighthouse will be closed from 3/24 through 5/16. (The Assistant Keeper’s Quarters and grounds will remain open). The View Building will be closed from 5/19 … Continue reading Seismic Retrofit Update
The tidepool education table is a brand new visitor contact station located near the entrance to the tidepool trail. Rangers and park volunteers spent countless hours planning, preparing and building a physical space for education and interpretation of this precious natural resource, which continues to face many challenges. One of the greatest threats to this rare habitat comes from humans. The lower, west, coastal side … Continue reading Tidepool Education Table
The Cabrillo National Monument Conservancy is setting up a Board of Directors and soliciting members-at-large. We can use good people from all facets of the community, with expertise in such areas as non-profits, law, marketing, project management, business development, social media, fundraising, and anyone with a passion and respect for our national parks and a special love for Cabrillo National Monument. You are warmly invited … Continue reading Help CNMC Help Us
