Arroyo Grande Creek – Invasive Species Removal
Arroyo Grande Creek needs you! Facebook Instagram Linkedin Youtube Join us on June 11 at from 9 am to 1 pm at 229 Stanley Avenue, Arroyo Grande, to spruce up…
San Luis Obispo County Elementary Schools – Trout Release 2022
Local elementary students get outside for trout conservation Facebook Instagram Linkedin Youtube On April 15, 21 and 22, 2022, third grade students from Lucia Mar and San Luis Coastal Unified…
Resilient Ecosystems
The ecosystems of California’s Central Coast are resilient -- but not indestructible. Drought, wildfires, floods, and human activities are causing drastic changes: creek beds are eroding, wildlife is becoming threatened,…
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…