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Ocean Literacy Principles: Ocean Literacy Principle #1: The Earth Has One Big Ocean With Many Features.
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Recording from OCMPAC Continuing Education Workshop. Dr. Morris explains how to interpret the tides for beach patrons of all ages and educations....
Recording from the California Coastal Wildlife Disturbance Symposium 2020. Claire Arre discusses the need for education to reduce visitor disturbance in the intertidal zone....
Recording from OCCK Streams: Coastkeepers Virtual Program. Cristina Robinson of OC Coastkeeper along with Claire Arre of Laguna Ocean Foundation discuss Marine Protected Areas in O...
The organization developed and presented a sixth “WOW” program focused specifically on MPAs in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary to elementary and middle school studen...
Kaitilin Gaffney – Director, Pacific Ecosystem Protection Program/Ocean Conservancy
California’s Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) Initiative – basic information, goals, MPA...
Basic information on MPAs including what they are, the different types, how they work, and the scientific benefit
Through the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) Initiative, Wishtoyo advocated to best ensure a network of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) were established that protect the ecological ...
This poster shows local species with Kashia Pomo names and facts.
Several 10-17 minute films have been produced to highlight the MPAs in the Central California Coast region with the assistance of Kip Evans from Mountain and Sea Productions. Full ...
Video can be an effective avenue for reaching diverse audiences, so a number of video products have been created to provide a virtual experience of the wonders of California’s ma...
This 10-minute film is a celebration of the central coast MPAs, featuring iconic places, charismatic species and compelling messages of hope from spokespeople working in these spec...
Hope Spots are special ocean places that are cause for hope in a time when the ocean faces many threats. In this video Sylvia Earle, marine biologist and ocean explorer, discusses ...
Pt. Sur lighthouse is a California State Historic Park. It sits atop a dramatic volcanic rock, along the Big Sur coast. Its beacon guides ships along the treacherous Central Califo...
Professional photographer Chuck Davis shares his views on shooting along the central California coast and in marine protected areas like Point Lobos. Photographer Kip Evans hosts....
If you haven’t been to a tide pool lately, the central California coast boasts some of the finest anywhere on earth. Tide pools are important to hundreds of plants and animals, e...
Off the coast of the densely populated Los Angeles metropolitan area resides one of California’s great wildlife treasures: the Northern Channel Islands. Often considered the “G...
Elkhorn Slough is one of the largest and last remaining coastal wetlands in California. It is one of only 17 estuarine reserves in the US. Located at the center of Monterey Bay, it...
Professional photographer Bryant Austin shares his unique skill of capturing and producing life size photographs of whales and shares his view on the importance of marine protected...
Professional photographer Frank Balthis shares his views on shooting along the central California coast and in marine protected areas like Ano Nuevo. Photographer Kip Evans hosts....
This short children's film follows Pancho, a sea turtle, who travels the ocean to warn other sea turtles about the dangers of marine pollution. Demonstrates the importance of prote...