Cabrillo National Monument Foundation
Working to Enhance the Visitor Experience at San Diego's Only National Park
This has been changed to a virtual event on Zoom only. Many species are shifting their ranges as a response to climate change. The dark unicorn whelk (Mexicanthina lugubris) is native to the tidepool communities of Baja California, Mexico, but Read More
This a hybrid event – in-person in the auditorium (masks are required) as well as a free event on Zoom. The Zoom link will be sent in a separate email. Friday, November 11, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Cabrillo National Read More
Even though San Diego County has moved into the moderate risk for community spread of COVID-19. Cabrillo is requiring people to wear a mask inside a federal building. This a hybrid event – in-person in the auditorium (masks are required) Read More
Please note that San Diego County has moved into high risk for community spread of COVID-19. Due to this status, the National Park Service requires all people to wear a mask inside a federal building. We will have masks available Read More
When: Monday, September 20th at 6:30 PM Where: Online Who: Dr. Sula Vanderplank – botanist and conservationist Audience: All are welcome! Program Description We all know that many plants need pollinators to propagate, but what happens when plants and their pollinators are Read More
Naturally Speaking Virtual Talk: “North American Rocky Intertidal Zones (Tidepools) – A Diverse Community in Flux” When: Wednesday, June 9th 6:30 PM Pacific time – 7:30 PM Pacific time Where: Cabrillo National Monument Foundation’s Zoom Who: Stephen Whitaker – marine Read More
“Agaves and Bats – A Plant-Pollinator Love Story” When: Thursday, March 18th 6:30 PM PST – 7:30 PM PST Where: Zoom link will be sent before the event to those who register Who: Dr. Kristen Lear – bat conservationist, NatGeo Explorer, IF/THEN Read More
Speaker: Austin Parker Synopsis: Have you ever noticed that most of the news reflects on the bad? Especially when it comes to our environment. That’s where we come in. Pelecanus: Conservation Conversationsis a podcast and website focused on sharing the stories Read More
Speaker: Lauren Briggs Synopsis: While they may look like regular plants, marine algae actually belong the kingdom Protista, which means they are “plant-like” organisms. Marine algae are divided into three separate groups: red, green, and brown, and each play an Read More
This talk is open to the public. Speaker: Alexandria Warneke Synopsis: Our climate is changing. We see the effects of this on a global scale- devastating storms, rising seas, ravaging wildfires. However, how does the changing climate affect us and our Read More