Blog Posts

An adult California newt stands on rocks in a stream in the Morro Bay estuary watershed. It is orange with yellow eyes.

Photograph Friday: Wildlife in the Morro Bay Estuary Watershed

MORRO BAY WATERSHED NATIVE PLANT SERIES: Estuarine and Salt Marsh

Staff member holds a rock during bioassessment

Field Updates April 2021: Bioassessment Highlights and Volunteer Support

Bar cans crushed and shoved between rocks in the rip rap.

Cleaning Up Trash On Morro Bay’s Beaches: A Volunteer’s Story

MORRO BAY WATERSHED NATIVE PLANT SERIES: Riparian Plant Communities

Morro Bay Estuary Poetry Contest 2021: A National Treasure in Words

Monitoring staff conducts bioassessment site scouting in the Morro Bay watershed

Field Updates March 2021: Volunteer Monitoring Program Updates and Bioassessment Site Scouting

Bioassessment Survey Results 2020: Tracking the Health of Local Creeks

MORRO BAY WATERSHED NATIVE PLANT SERIES: Coast Live Oak Woodlands

Makenzie, Monitoring Coordinator, takes data while monitoring eelgrass in Morro Bay.

Updates from the Field: Monitoring Eelgrass Expansion