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Talks and Lectures at the NAT

The San Diego Natural History Museum (the NAT) is offering several talks and lectures. Here is a good chance for some Continuing Education opportunties. Check them out. Nat Talk: Citizen Justice Tuesday, January 24, 2023 7 PM Nat Talk: The Secret World of WildlifeTuesday, February 28, 2023 7 PM Nat Talk: Torrey Pines & the Birth of San Diego’s Environmental Movement Tuesday, May 2, 2023 7 PM … Continue reading Talks and Lectures at the NAT

Talking Turtles – A Speaker Series

Talking Turtles: A Speaker Series Here is a chance for some more Continuing Education. The Living Coast Discovery Center is offering this series. You need to RSVP for the talks as they have limited space. Join the Living Coast Discovery Center for our new speaker series “Talking Turtles” happening select Saturdays at 2 PM.  This series features marine biology professionals and our conservation partners as we … Continue reading Talking Turtles – A Speaker Series

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ACS Lecture Series – End of the Year 2022 Wrap Up of Cetaceans and Other Things Seen!

The next virtual webinar sponsored by the American Cetacean Society (ACS) will be held on Wednesday December 14 at 7:00pm over Zoom. Domenic Biagini will speak on the “End of the Year 2022 Wrap Up of Cetaceans and Other Things Seen!”. No registration is required. About the Speaker: Captain Domenic Biagini, better known as DolphinDroneDom on social media, is a renowned Wildlife Cinematographer based in San … Continue reading ACS Lecture Series – End of the Year 2022 Wrap Up of Cetaceans and Other Things Seen!

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Naturally Speaking Series – Should I Stay or Should I Go – Range Shifts in the Tidepools

This a hybrid event – in-person in the auditorium (masks are optional) as well as a free event on Zoom. Many species are shifting their ranges as a response to climate change. The dark unicorn whelk (Mexicanthina lugubris) is native to the tidepool communities of Baja California, Mexico, but their range has shifted northward over 60 miles into Southern California since the 1980s. While dark … Continue reading Naturally Speaking Series – Should I Stay or Should I Go – Range Shifts in the Tidepools

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Delanie Medina – ACS Speaker Series

Delanie Medina, Education Manager for San Diego Coastkeeper, will be speaking at the next American Cetacean Society (ACS)-San Diego Chapter Speaker Series Event on October 12, 2022 at 7PM (via Zoom). She will be speaking on “Clean water and the impacts our actions on land have to the vital and sensitive ecosystems along our San Diego coastline”. This event will be held on Zoom and is free. … Continue reading Delanie Medina – ACS Speaker Series

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Ecologik Virtual Workshops

Sonya Timko, who just presented at the TPERP Conference on Thermal Ecology of Crabs, wanted to invite all volunteers to the virtual workshops that she is holding for EcoLogik! They are also free to include children / grandchildren as well! They are on some great topics that the volunteers will hopefully not only find interesting, but can share with the visitors to the parks. She … Continue reading Ecologik Virtual Workshops