A flyer with event information features four images. Upper left - A person photographing a bush with pink and white flowers. Upper right - two individuals talking to a group about an electronic device, who are each wearing a headlight and orange and yellow vests, respectively. Lower left - An NPS park ranger and staff at a table with check-in materials and a "National Park Service" tablecloth. Lower right - a yellow and black bee on a plant with green leaves and pink buds.

City Nature Challenge BioBlitz

It is BioBlitz time! Cabrillo National Monument is joining The City Nature Challenge by hosting a BioBlitz at the park! Description: On Saturday, April 26th, Cabrillo National Monument is hosting a BioBlitz! Spend the day, during regular park hours, documenting incredible biodiversity using the iNaturalist app. iNaturalist is a platform where people share audios or photos of living organisms through submissions called observations. A BioBlitz … Continue reading City Nature Challenge BioBlitz

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

Arch in the Park – Today

The San Diego County Archaeological Society (SDCAS)’s celebration of California Archaeology Month and International Archaeology Day is held on the 3rd Saturday in October as part of their annual Arch in the Park event. Their goal is to educate the public about archaeology, and to provide information on various career and volunteer opportunities with local archaeological companies, museums, universities, and organizations. Typically, more than 30 … Continue reading Arch in the Park – Today

City Nature Challenge – BioBlitz

A BioBlitz is a concentrated effort to discover and document as many species of plants, animals, and other organisms in a certain period. This helps map the biodiversity of a given area and can be used as a tool to measure impacts and changes over time. This “snapshot” of biodiversity is a great way to connect the community with science and the outdoors in a … Continue reading City Nature Challenge – BioBlitz