Whale Watch Weekend – Help Needed
The 28th Annual Whale Watch Weekend and Intertidal Life Festival is Saturday, 20 February and Sunday, 21 February, and we can use VIP help with: Entrance Station Gate Keepers Shuttle Line Leaders On Shuttle Interpretation Tidepool Traffic Control Whale Overlook Interpretation AM Setup Thanks to those who have already signed up to serve! We still have openings on both days, so please sign up in Volgistics … Continue reading Whale Watch Weekend – Help Needed
Announcing the 2016 CNM Reference Manual and New Volunteer Orientation Guide
We’re excited to announce the arrival of the 2016 Cabrillo National Monument Reference Manual (E-binder) and a new companion volume, the Volunteer Orientation Guide. Whether you’re a staff member, brand new VIP, or one who’s been here so long you socialized with the Israel family, both publications give you tremendous insight into being a VIP and into CNM itself. The Volunteer Orientation Guide is for … Continue reading Announcing the 2016 CNM Reference Manual and New Volunteer Orientation Guide
Shaw’s Agave Video
Scattered across the landscape here at Cabrillo National Monument, the conspicuous Shaw’s Agave (Agave shawii) portrays a perfect example of the plight of global pollinators and the consequences of their decline to those that rely on them. Low replenishment of new individuals to the Agave population represents the threat of greatest concern, leading Cabrillo biologists to investigate this striking decline and it’s potential causes. This … Continue reading Shaw’s Agave Video
Dusty Socks Club 2016 Schedule
Digital Media Intern Presentation
Yellow-bellied Sea Snakes
Hi Folks, Now that it appears we’re in the midst of an el Niño event, I wanted to get the word out about the possibility of sightings of yellow-bellied sea snakes. Sea snakes usually live in warmer waters in the tropics, and live their full life cycle in the sea. Rarely do they come to land. On 1/13/2016, a sea snake had been reported at … Continue reading Yellow-bellied Sea Snakes

