With some really great low tides ahead of us in January, here’s another in our continuing education series, taken from the Cabrillo National Monument Reference Manual (E-binder).  Enjoy! California Sea Hare (Aplysia californica) Contributed by Dr. Bonnie Becker Where found: Low tide zone up to upper tidepools. Interesting facts: A sea hare is a mollusc, related to the snails, but without the conspicuous outer shell. They … Continue reading Continuing Ed: California Sea Hare

Things are picking up in the New Year this week.  There’s plenty to see and do. Help guide the volunteer program at CNM by participating in the Volunteer Navigation Committee (VNC) meeting at 10:00 AM on Saturday, 10 January.  When you’re done, stick around to learn about life as a 16th century sailor at 1:30 PM. If you’ve coordinated with Tavio to be trained on … Continue reading Next Week at Cabrillo