SLO Coast Journal - premiere issue July 2009 - "The Monthly Newsmagazine for Los Osos, Morro Bay, Cayucos, Harmony, and Cambria"
Join Central Coast Natural History Association on its inaugural 2009 8 day cruise "Cruisin' the Pacific Coast" Sept 19, 2009. This is a one of a kind natural history cruise that is perfect for birders, photographers and nature enthusiasts of all kinds. We will fly to Vancouver BC, then board The Norwegian Star and cruise through Victoria, Astoria, San Francisco and Los Angeles with special shore excursions at each port. We will have lectures abroad ship with Jim Covel, our keynote speaker who is the President of the National Association for Interpretation and is director of guest services at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. An e-brochure can be found at http://morro-bay.com/ccnha/2009-CCNHA-Cruise.pdf If you would like to go with us, we need your reservation and downpayment of $450 as soon as you can to guarantee your spot. For more information, please call or email Mary Golden, 805.528.1397, mgoldenccnha [at} gmail.com. This fundraising activity is sponsored by the Central Coast Natural History Association. ccnha.org is a non-profit associated with State Parks and the Morro Bay Museum of Natural History.
Up Close in the Parks 2009 opens May 7, 2009 at the Morro Bay Museum of Natural History. State Parks and the Central Coast Natural History Association invite you to join the artists at the reception Thursday May 7, 2009 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. View the exhibit and see our parks through the eyes of artists working in acrylic, oil, pastel, and watercolor. Artists include: Margaret Bertrand, David Chipping, Alice Cushing, Robert Dodge, Dotty Hawthorne, Janine Kirkpatrick, Ernest Lauser, Larry Le Brane, Mardi Niles, Barb Renshaw, Barbara Rosenthal, Robert (Rosey) Rosenthal, and Rachael Winn Yon. Up Close in the Parks continues through June 26, 2009. The exhibit features views of the “sisters,” especially Morro Rock and Hollister Peak. See also flowers, a blue heron, a butterfly, and views of Montaña de Oro.
Central California Joint Cable Fisheries Liaison Committee - A website dedicated to the Central Coast's commercial fishing industry. You'll find information about upcoming meetings, cable locations and the safety program, as well as valuable links and downloadable files you can read and print.
Live Ships map - Click on flags representing commercial boats and this site will tell you all about the boat - including where it is from, where it is going, its size and type, etc.
Ken Bondy and Gary Powell launch Morro Bay Underwater Morro Bay Underwater - belowmorrobay.com - a must-visit photo web site of life under the Morro Bay T-pier and more.
Morro Bay Visitor and Travel Resources For Morro Bay travel
accommodations, motels, shopping, recreation and leisure activities,
real estate, homes, vacation rentals, apartments....
see our
commercial and related
tabs.
Morro Bay
& Way Beyond
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morrobaypool.org "Morro Bay Community Pool Foundation", working with Morro Bay High School District and Morro Bay City Recreation and Parks and San Luis Obispo County towards building an aquatics facility at the Morro Bay high school. More info: Rick Gilligan webmaster [at} morrobaypool d o t org http://www.morrobaypool.org/
Ken Bondy and Gary Powell launch Morro Bay Underwater Morro Bay Underwater - belowmorrobay.com - a must-visit photo web site of life under the Morro Bay T-pier and more.
Point Piedras Blancas, an Images of America book by Arcadia Publishing, co-authored by Carole Adams and John Boqacki.
New
local nature-related book available "Common
Lichens of the Estero Bay Area" - free download or purchase
at-cost. Lisa Andreano, Environmental Scientist for the CA State Parks
Coastal Sector, has just completed this 68 page color guide.
This guide is part of a series of guides funded by the NEP, and includes
color photographs and descriptions. An expanded species list is
included. The project represents a portion of Lisa's Master's
dissertation and is the result of a personal
grant from the Morro
Bay National Estuary Program. Lisa and the
NEP have made a PDF
version of this guide available to the public for free at
lulu.com, or
you may purchase a copy (at printing coast; no royalties to author) at
lulu.com for $14.73 plus a $1.91 USPS Media Mail fee = $16.64 total
delivered to you mailbox.
http://www.lulu.com/content/578604
PhotoMorroBay.com- join local photographers in an active discussion
on tips and techniques.
yg.bairdphotos.com
is a shortcut to the
NEW
photomorrobay
Yahoo! Group. Desc. - A few photographers in and around the Morro
Bay, CA area share photos and ideas, schedule informal events, and post news
items related to their photography hobby or avocation. Everyone welcome -
from beginners to experts. Read a web version of
the book on
"Local Nature
Photographers - their works and techniques" at
howto.digitalchocolate.org
StealThisPicture.com - Central Coast nature-related photos suitable for 16"x24" prints.
DigtalChocolate.org
-- photo exhibit of nature-related
photos from Morro Bay and the surrounding area; Search
Local Yahoo
Technical Tips - Computers & the
Internet - Unique Web resources
docs.google.com
will take care of most of your Word processing and Spreadsheet
needs without having Microsoft Office installed, and will in addition
facilitate better online sharing of related project documents online.
Must use this to see its power.
HOT
Wikipedia is
a free encyclopedia that
anyone can edit.
If you have not tried using
Wikipedia, you are truly
missing out one of the greatest advancements in modern intellectual property
facilitated by the Internet.
wikiHow is a collaborative
writing project to build the world's largest how-to manual.
Answers.com is
another interesting resource everyone should should be aware of.
One of the most frequently asked questions is "How do I upload and share
photos or other large files, for free...?
There are now many
free (or low-cost) sites
that facilitate just this... I review most
of them here, and recommend that you try
picasaweb.google.com/and
photo.epson.com
- both are free and allow storage and retrieval of full-resolution
images.
wikiHow
is a collaborative writing project to build the world's largest how-to
manual