Cabrillo Field Notes -A Glimpse Into the Life of an Intern at Cabrillo National Monument
By Madison O’barr As an intern at Cabrillo National Monument, I have had a unique opportunity to experience many different parts of what life looks like while working for the National Park Service (NPS). When beginning the position, I was taken on as an interdisciplinary and communications intern. This entailed that I work with the Interpretation and Education Division to tell a story about the … Continue reading Cabrillo Field Notes -A Glimpse Into the Life of an Intern at Cabrillo National Monument
Watch the 2021 Undersea Film Festival
This year the San Diego Undersea Film Festival is again free to everyone due to COVID-19. This is your opportunity to watch several short entries to the film festival from the safety of your home. The films are available between October 15 through October 25. For more information visit sdufex.com. Continue reading Watch the 2021 Undersea Film Festival
CNMF Moonwalk – October 20
Join the Cabrillo National Monument Foundation for a Moonwalk on October 20, 2021 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Cabrillo National Monument. In partnership with San Diego Astronomy Association, telescopes will be available for your enjoyment and viewing of the Full Moon. Bring a chair, blanket, and relax under the stars at the Park after dark! RSVP is required to attend. COST:CNMF Members – FREE to attend and … Continue reading CNMF Moonwalk – October 20
These Oceanographers Want to Turn Marine Slime into Drugs
This article comes from Wired.com Eric Niiler 10.27.2020 08:00 AM A California team will use a robotic vehicle to study tiny seafloor creatures, hoping they might yield new compounds to fight viruses and cancer. ON WEDNESDAY, A crew of technicians will hoist a remotely operated vehicle dubbed Hercules from its berth on an oceanographic research vessel down into a patch of ocean about 150 miles off the Southern … Continue reading These Oceanographers Want to Turn Marine Slime into Drugs
October 2021 – Tides
Seaweed to Cow Feed
Why is Sweden building the world’s largest algae factory? From Euronews.com A Swedish start-up is building the world’s largest algae factory to create emission-reducing seaweed feed for cattle. But how do you reduce greenhouse gases from the world’s most polluting animal? 4 per cent of the world’s methane emissions currently come from cattle, which is two times higher than the whole aviation industry put together. … Continue reading Seaweed to Cow Feed
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