Critters in the Scrub

Taken from the Cabrillo National Monument website, here’s a quick overview of some of the critters you may find lurking in our Coastal Sage Scrub plant community: Cabrillo National Monument and the Point Loma Peninsula are home to several species of mammals. Gray foxes are commonly seen in the park, especially near closing time – they seem to know when it’s time for visitors to … Continue reading Critters in the Scrub

Featured VIP: Roger C.

Roger began volunteering at Cabrillo National Monument in 2004 after retiring from his career as an east coast college professor.  He found retired life lacked structure and even a bit boring, and he knew that volunteering would bring back some structure and occupy his time. Roger visited the tidepools one day and saw the sign seeking volunteers, so he signed up and started his volunteer … Continue reading Featured VIP: Roger C.

Hard Cider and Applejack

Friends of Cabrillo, Hope all is well in your worlds.  Plants are starting to come up and and hopefully we will have some flowers in the next couple of months. Some updates below…..for your eyes. Special Events Meeting, 1:30pm March 19th If you are interested in attending come on out.  Some things to talk about; Parks and Open Spaces Day and Healthy and Sustainable Parks … Continue reading Hard Cider and Applejack