Humboldt Stone Lagoon Visitor Center Cochise Read more about Check Out Chahpekw! Indigenous Culture Sharing on the North Coast

Check Out Chahpekw! Indigenous Culture Sharing on the North Coast

3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Arts and Culture, Humboldt Lagoons State Park, People, Places, PORTS On-Demand

Check Out Chahpekw! Indigenous Culture Sharing on the North Coast Come join us at Chahpekw O’Ket-’oh (Stone Lagoon), the visitor center for Humboldt Lagoons State Park! Looking through the exhibits and talking about Yurok culture. Explaining the cultural mindset, the... Read MoreRead more about Check Out Chahpekw! Indigenous Culture Sharing on the North Coast

The american river pictured from above with beautiful yellow, orange and green trees lining the river, at dawn with purple pink clouds in the sky. Read more about The History of Coloma Told Through Trees

The History of Coloma Told Through Trees

3-5, Arts and Culture, Climate, History, Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park, People, Places, Plants, PORTS On-Demand, Science

The History of Coloma Told Through Trees Join us in the Coloma Valley where trees help tell the history of Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park. During our program, we will discover how native and nonnative trees show us what Marshall Gold Discovery SHP looked... Read MoreRead more about The History of Coloma Told Through Trees

Several grey fish swimming in and around golden colored kelp with a large rockwall in the background. Read more about Ocean Animal Adaptations and Habitats of Monterey Bay

Ocean Animal Adaptations and Habitats of Monterey Bay

3-5, 6-8, Animals, Asilomar State Beach, K-2, Oceans and Watersheds, Places, Plants, Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, PORTS On-Demand, Science

Ocean Animal Adaptations and Habitats of Monterey Bay Dive into the amazing, diverse underwater worlds of Point Lobos State Natural Reserve or Asilomar State Beach! With Interpreter Isabella, students will identify different marine habitats and learn about the variety... Read MoreRead more about Ocean Animal Adaptations and Habitats of Monterey Bay