Oceans and Watersheds Archives

Water: California’s Most Precious Resource

3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Climate, History, Millerton Lake State Recreation Area, Oceans and Watersheds, PORTS Programs

Water: California’s Most Precious Resource Come along as we explore how agriculture in California’s Central Valley demand for water led to the creation of one of the world's largest water infrastructure projects to quench the industries thirst. In this program... Read MoreRead more about Water: California’s Most Precious Resource

Ocean Predator Adaptations: A Marine Mystery in Monterey Bay

3-5, 6-8, Animals, Asilomar State Beach, Oceans and Watersheds, Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, PORTS Programs, Science

Ocean Predator Adaptations: A Marine Mystery in Monterey Bay Put on your detective caps and solve an underwater mystery in Monterey Bay! Presented from either Point Lobos State Natural Reserve or Asilomar State Beach, we will solve the case of a missing endangered... Read MoreRead more about Ocean Predator Adaptations: A Marine Mystery in Monterey Bay

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The Mysterious World of Kelp

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The Mysterious World of Kelp

Instructional Resources, Mendocino Headlands State Park, Oceans and Watersheds, Science

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The Smallest Superheroes

3-5, 6-8, Animals, Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park, Oceans and Watersheds, PORTS Programs, Science, STEAM

The Smallest Superheroes Decomposers benefit the web of life. Step into the world of decomposers and decomposition; The world’s tiniest superheroes live in and on the dirt and are known as decomposers. These tiny but mighty creatures benefit our environment thanks to... Read MoreRead more about The Smallest Superheroes

Rockin’ the Bay

3-5, 6-8, History, Oceans and Watersheds, People, PORTS Programs, Science, STEAM, Tomales Bay State Park

Rockin’ the Bay Ever wondered what’s going on beneath your feet? Join California State Parks staff for a 45-minute virtual geology program exploring how the San Andreas Fault quite literally ‘rocks the bay’ at Tomales Bay State Park. Explore the dynamic... Read MoreRead more about Rockin’ the Bay