As we officially open our Tidepool season on Friday, TPERPS may notice a difference in the landscape. One of our dangerous rocks that have been precariously hanging at the entrance to the tidepools is now at the bottom of the cliff. After repeated attempts to keep visitors back from the edge, and even having people stand on the rock for selfies, law enforcement decided to … Continue reading Tidepool Tips – Change In Scenery
Open Tower Day was held on August 25, 2019. This is one of three days the tower is open to the public. This date corresponds with the birthday of the National Park Service. As always, on the birthday of the NPS, visitors are allowed into the park for free. This year, August 25 occurred on a Sunday, so not only was it a fee free … Continue reading Open Tower Day – August 25, 2019
Low tide season starts at the end of the month. Are you ready? Continue reading September 2019 – Tides
Last week we said goodbye to Ranger Bonnie as she transfers up to Point Reyes National Seashore. One of her many duties at Cabrillo was the leader of the successful TPERP (Tidepool, Protection, Education and Restoration Program) program. She leaves the program in good shape and we will do our best to carry out the mission. We will miss her at Cabrillo and we thank … Continue reading Bonnie Voyage – Ranger Bonnie
Cabrillo National Monument is at it again – they’re bringing the parks to the people with an outreach initiative that represented at San Diego Comic-Con! But how do the National Parks fit into one of the world’s largest popular arts festival? Read on to find out! It’s the biggest convention of its kind in North America, and the largest happening in San Diego every year. … Continue reading Cabrillo Field Notes – Popular Arts with Your National Parks: Comic-Con Edition
