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The business of recycling: How international policy has changed what you can recycle at the curb in California

Posted on March 29, 2019 (March 29, 2019)
Posted in Blog PostsTagged are coffee cups recyclable, China recycling, estuary, morro bay, morro bay national estuary program, national sword, plastic waste, recycling, recycling pop quiz, SLO County IWMA, SLO County recycling, what can i recycle, whats recyclable, where does our recycling go

Film: Community makes history in Of Marshes and Morros

Posted on March 22, 2019
Posted in Art and writingTagged central coast estuary, estuary of national significance, film, grassroots, MBNEP, morro bay, morro bay national estuary program, movie, Of Marshes and Morros, simo nylander, state estuary, thomas wilmer, tom wilmer

Best spring hikes around the Morro Bay estuary

Posted on March 15, 2019 (May 22, 2019)
Posted in Blog PostsTagged blue dick, hike, hiking, morro bay hike, morro bay wildflowers, sticky monkey flower, things to do in Morro Bay, what to do in morro bay, wild hyacinth, wildflowers central coast

The Red-Throated Loon and Pacific Wildlife Care

Posted on March 8, 2019 (March 8, 2019)
Posted in Guest postTagged birds in morro bay, Cal Poly Journalism, Charlotte Ross, estuary program, help injured animal, marine mammal, MBNEP, morro bay, morro bay estuary, morro strand beach, pacific wildlife care, red-throated loon, wildlife rescue

Field Updates February 2019: Wet weather, eelgrass restoration, and creek monitoring

Posted on March 1, 2019
Posted in Blog Posts, Field UpdatesTagged creek stage, eelgrass, eelgrass restoration, eelgrass transplant, estuary, ISCO sampler, MBNEP, morro bay, morro bay national estuary program, Morro Bay rain totals, sediment, SLO rain totals, stage height, stream gage, stream stage, Watershed Stewards Program, wet weather SLO

Photograph Friday: Morro Baycam Captures Rainbow, Moonset, and Noctilucent Cloud

Posted on February 22, 2019 (February 22, 2019)
Posted in Photograph FridayTagged 12-19 vandenberg launch, ANEP, baycam, central coast, estuary, MBNEP, morro bay, morro bay national estuary program, morro bay weather, national estuary program, noctilucent cloud, rainbow, rainbow over Morro Rock, scrubbed launch, timelapse

Director’s Desk: #IHeartEstuaries 2019 in Morro Bay

Posted on February 15, 2019 (August 28, 2023)
Posted in Blog Posts, Directors DeskTagged #iheartestuaries, bait fish, climate change, coastal resilience, economic value of estuaries, estuary, fisheries, fishing, kayaking, MBNEP, morro bay, morro bay recreation, national estuary program, paddleboard, paddling, sea level rise, things to do in Morro Bay

Chorro Creek: home to steelhead and voracious non-native pikeminnow

Posted on February 8, 2019 (February 8, 2019)
Posted in Guest postTagged chorro creek, eDNA, electro-fishing, estuary program, Ken Jarrett, morro bay, Morro Bay fishing, non-native, nonnative, pike minnow, pikeminnow, sacramento pikeminnow, steelhead, stillwater sciences

Field Updates January 2019: Eelgrass, Stormy Monitoring, Wildlife

Posted on February 1, 2019
Posted in Field UpdatesTagged ca central coast, california central coast, eelgrass, estuary, estuary art, field notes, field updates, MBNEP, morro bay, national estuary program, S.L.O.P.E., storm water, storms, stormwater, weather

Local painters celebrate the Central Coast and give back to Morro Bay

Posted on January 25, 2019
Posted in Art and writing, Blog PostsTagged ccspa, central coast, central coast state parks association, estuary, MBNEP, morro bay, Morro Bay Art, morro bay natural history museum, national estuary program, painter, painting, Plein Air Painting, S.L.O.P.E., San Luis Outdoor Painters

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Recent Posts

  • Expanding Marine and Watershed Partnerships with Camp Ocean Pines 
  • Continued Efforts to Support Chorro Creek Steelhead 
  • NEP Highlight Series: Delaware Center for the Inland Bays 
  • Education & Outreach Updates: City Nature Challenge & Earth Month 
  • Field Updates: Fish Response to Eelgrass Recovery in Morro Bay 

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This project has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under assistance agreement CE-98T25101 to the Bay Foundation of Morro Bay. The contents of this document do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Environmental Protection Agency, nor does the EPA endorse trade names or recommend the use of commercial products mentioned in this document.