Major Collapse in the Tidepools

Last Friday at approximately 1:30pm, a large collapse occurred in Zone 1 at the tidepools. This collapse was different from most collapses because this one happened during the day. There wasn’t any rain or a high tide, and there wasn’t any warning. Luckily, no visitors or TPERPs were injured, although some people were within very close proximity. This is proof, although we didn’t need it, … Continue reading Major Collapse in the Tidepools

CNMF – Moonwalk – April 7, 2020

CNMF Members and VIPS! You are invited to enjoy Cabrillo National Monument after hours for a “Pink” Moonwalk on Tuesday April 7 from 6 – 8:30 p.m. An NPS Ranger will lead a walk/talk and The Astronomy Club will be in attendance with their spectacular telescopes so you can view the Pink Moon. Full moon is at 7:35 p.m. PST RSVP for yourself and your guests. Continue reading CNMF – Moonwalk – April 7, 2020

A view from the backs of Wyler and Ryan as Ryan points at something out of view across the harbor

Coming soon! A new walking tour of Bayside Trail!

By Ryan Sullivan, Interdisciplinary Apprentice I am so excited to announce the unveiling of my baby- Nature Walk through History, an interpretive hike along Bayside Trail. I have been working on this for several months and after so much reading (seriously, so much), four completely different outlines, two practice runs, and a lot of pep talks, she’s finally here! I will be leading guests on … Continue reading Coming soon! A new walking tour of Bayside Trail!

Tidepool Safety Tips – Arch Collapse

We recently talked about the large crack that was noticed in the arch at the entrance to the tidepools. Well Mother Nature once again showed us who is in charge. The arch collapsed in the morning of September 9, during the high tide. We expect the remaining column of the arch to fall down soon. In addition to the arch collapse, we have also started … Continue reading Tidepool Safety Tips – Arch Collapse