What’s it like to be a Communications Intern at CCSE?
The word “intern” probably conjures up a sad, almost comical image in most people’s minds. The intern is stereotypically the frenzied office assistant, a poor college student desperate for work…
Collecting data and exploring one’s watershed at the same time
There's a plethora of organisms that inhabit Morro Bay. The intertidal animals reside in every nook and cranny. The organism that we focused on monitoring today is the Olympia oyster…
If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it
Monitoring steelhead trout in San Luis Obispo creek just got a little easier. San Luis Obispo City Biologist, Freddy Otte, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) installed…
Trout in the Classroom brings students outdoors
The best part of Trout in the Classroom is what happens outside of the classroom - field trips!Last month, I took a group of students from Vista de las Cruces…
CCSE’s Education Programs Inspire Action in Kids
The best way to conserve the environment is to educate the people that live in it. An even better way is to educate our children about how their actions impact their…
The Watershed Stewards Program: A Win-Win for our Community
At Central Coast Salmon Enhancement, we have a constantly growing to-do list. However, as a small nonprofit, we have limited staff and limited time. That’s why we’re incredibly thankful for…
The Power of Citizen Science
Scientists need good data to work with.Without it, we can’t continue our projects to ensure the health of our watershed and steelhead trout habitats. And while our staff members at…
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