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campus-point | 2020-08-31T04:31:11.000Z | recSrjNs2YhZElex8 | Santa Barbara | The study site is a rocky point, approximately 500 meters past the marine lab buildings and the public restroom. The site is the first large rocky outcrop you come to as you walk west along Campus Point Beach. The three rocks are surrounded by sand, which varies in height seasonally. | us | 34.4045437 | -119.8441133 | Campus Point | us_pacific_coast | America/Los_Angeles | The study site is a rocky point, approximately 500 meters past the marine lab buildings and the public restroom. The site is the first large rocky outcrop you come to as you walk west along Campus Point Beach. The three rocks are surrounded by sand, which varies in height more or less seasonally. It consists of three parts, a shoreward portion, a middle rock and an oceanward portion, separated by sand and then a narrow channel. | Santa Barbra, CA | There are public restrooms located at the edge of Campus Point Beach. | Yes | Campus Point is located on the University of California, Santa Barbara (map of the University of California Santa Barbara campus). Take Highway 217 to the East Campus entrance of UCSB. Go left through the roundabout onto Lagoon Road. Follow Lagoon Road until you can take a left into parking lot #6 Lot #6 has twenty metered spots that can be purchased at the Pay Station. Pay Stations take $1 and $5 bills and do not give change. Prices range from $2 to $8 per space, depending on the length of time you plan to stay | ["University of California", "UC Santa Barbra"] | No | Prices range from $2 to $8 per space, depending on the length of time you plan to stay. | 34.4085776 | -119.8427913 | Yes | You can schedule a REEF Tour by contacting outreach@msi.ucsb.edu | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
carpinteria-state-beach | 2020-08-31T04:30:59.000Z | recAVPHG8YFCNXy2o | LA | The site is straight offshore, about 40 meters from the staircase and centered on the outermost and largest mussel-covered rock outcrop. The outcrop is surrounded by sand. It consists of a oceanward portion and a shoreward portion, separated by a narrow connection (“neck”) that bridges over two small tunnels Contact Carpinteria State Park well in advance of your scheduled rocky intertidal trip. The Park has a policy about the number of people who can go on the reef in a day Contact is Marie Lindsey at (805) 684-7487 or mlindsey@parks.ca.gov. You might also consider scheduling a tidepool walk with a ranger, guided walks last approximately one hour. | us | 34.3872536 | -119.516589 | Carpinteria State Beach | us_pacific_coast | America/Los_Angeles | A staircase, just southeast from the parking lot, leads to the beach. | Carpinteria, CA | There are a few public restrooms inside the park. | Yes | This site is located at the east end of Carpinteria State Park in Carpinteria, Santa Barbara County. Take Highway 101 to Carpinteria (east of Santa Barbara). Get off at the Casitas Pass Rd exit and turn toward the ocean. Take a right on Carpinteria Drive, then take the first left on Palm Avenue. Go all the way to the end of Palm Avenue and enter Carpinteria State Park. After going through the kiosk, take a sharp left and proceed down the coast to the very end where there is a little cul-de-sac where you can park. | ["California State Park"] | 34.388201 | -119.5147189 | Yes | The Park waives parking fees for school groups, but you must first submit a school group reservation form that the park will send you when you call to schedule a field trip. Contact is Marie Lindsey at (805) 684-7487 or mlindsey@parks.ca.gov. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
fitzgerald-marine-reserve | 2017-11-26T01:40:01.000Z | recCsWfQfsPqjpShK | Half moon bay | <p>Great selection of tide-pools with an excellent visitors center. Fitzgerald Marine Reserve is a 3-mile stretch of protected beach, tide pools, marshes and bluffs.</p> <p>The volunteer docents are super knowledgeable and on weekends and holidays you’ll find them on hand about the reef to answer any questions and point out the really cool critters that live in the tidepools!</p> <p>Adjacent to and possibly within the reserve is an endangered species of butterfly, the San Bruno elfin butterfly.</p> <p>From the Fitzgerald website: at the sheltered sandy cove at the south end of the Reserve, take the trail to the bluff tops to return to the parking lot. Walk through the tangled garden of an old estate and through a century-old forest of wind-sculpted Monterey cypress trees. In the spring, California gray whales migrate north offshore. In the summer and fall, brown pelicans skim wave tops.<p> | us | 37.510556 | -122.509722 | James Fitzgerald Marine Reserve | us_pacific_coast | America/Los_Angeles | http://fitzgeraldreserve.org/ | 200 Nevada Ave. Moss Beach, Ca | <p>Bathrooms are at the ranger station near the parking lot</p> | Yes | Anlace | [{"filename": "2020-08-28 21.59.14.jpg", "height": 960, "id": "attrjkoiKpEvxvSzg", "size": 781759, "thumbnails": {"full": {"height": 3000, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/btCUBw4SjPVgnEqnp1HwYw/gsBh-UfqmDn6Vg6ST9YoCJFVsBbCmKPplMOd_neyeQx3Fufiwmip29rxRbnblIxB4OXFu4HbNWWcleCMASoc6Q/aUnj6PN4dA_7DiYmriYazpwpAW9MxEzMmf8VAnbBAiI", "width": 3000}, "large": {"height": 512, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/7t8GmkEBrtcWxpDZzGwTqQ/KanPLmnLz1KDXqX9Ad5lCyg_8JlBZRFurHsxq7qYic0CBq9_PsEpKRES3Su97W4_g1MR_1SfAm95E_l9NSHF4w/Q1PQ4Ku5LHl4TGGLHfZdsMmfGj6atzTnyBMAge5YgYE", "width": 683}, "small": {"height": 36, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/hAK1JF1NqQwORQ04nGkSUw/V6MsHnqqRzyoY4gUzPyfIZGeiqnG3VubWbtn_NWsemYH6-LpwvB2b3PDm8TLCSOZ5GBbImqSUAVPsmTL_HYXcw/MWWeJilI4GC-LF-DskgZsdMYwLuuEXBjs9llfqSgMGs", "width": 48}}, "type": "image/jpeg", "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/SW5Eh9imew-P5Cho1a339g/mVqtp93MPSTF7GpnqDXdc9cg63RvJNBX5bJKfWD7dBKJF0RLIQy0QLxwngGm5C9RQOf1slwf4jTKyBylPTG06413_vmuUBG4xGUPye-t6_M/ZronWBu_E521gAVMsMOc-VaQ6hcAptGS3B9iDpiUwIw", "width": 1280}] | <p>From Highway 1 at Moss Beach, turn west on California Avenue and proceed to the parking lot at the end of the street. The reserve’s main entrance is at the end of California Avenue.</p> <p>Allow 45 minutes to reach the reserve from the intersection of Highways 280 and 92. (Buses with students can use either Highway 1 or Highway 92).</p> <p>Buses will be directed where to park upon arrival.</p> <p>Parking is extremely limited. If your group is traveling by car, carpooling is required.</p> | ["San Mateo County Parks"] | Yes | (650) 728-3584 | Yes | Free | Opens at 8am. Closing time varies seasonally, check the reserve website for specific openings. | Yes | No | <p>There are lots of restaurants in the nearby town of Granada or in Half Moon Bay. The historic cliff-top restaurant Moss Beach Distillery is just South of the reserve and has been operating since 1927. </p> | <p>Fitzgerald Marine Reserve is in a no-take Marine Protected Area. You are not allowed to collect any sort of organisms, shells, rocks, driftwood, etc. Please do not bring buckets to the reef.</p> <p>Don’t turn over rocks or put any animals in containers, don’t feed animals or pick them up.</p> <p>Do not disturb the Harbor seals, Stay a safe 50ft distance away from them. If there are orange cones present on the beach or reef, stay on the side of the cones farthest away from the seals.</p> <p>USE SPECIAL CAUTION during the March-to-June harbour seal pupping season, because if a mother seal is scared away from her baby, she is very likely to abandon the pup, which will die. If you see a pup that looks abandoned, STAY AWAY and call the reserve staff. They will monitor the pup and contact the Marine Mammal Center for a rescue if necessary.</p> | <p>If you’re bringing a group of 15 or more, you must reserve a time and date for a docent-led tour. Consult <a href="http://www.fitzgeraldreserve.org/newffmrsite/lowtides/group-tour-times">their website for tour dates and reservations</a>.</p> | <p>The beach and reef are not accessible to walkers and wheelchairs. However, a paved trail through part of the reserve is accessible.</p> <p>Don’t run on beach or reef as you could easily slip. There are often landslides so please stay away from the bottom of the fragile cliffs, don’t dig at the cliffs.</p> <p>Always watch the ocean and be aware of the rising tide. Stay with your group and your volunteer naturalist guide.</p> <p>The creek is polluted. Please cross the creek, but do not play in it. </p> | 1 | 1 | No dogs at all, do not bring dogs with you. | 0.5 | http://www.fitzgeraldreserve.org/newffmrsite/good-tidepooler-rules-of-conduct/ | 9414131 | Magnificent reef to visit for first-time tidepoolers and experienced naturalists alike. | 1.0 | 2 | https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitzgerald_Marine_Reserve | ||||||||||
weston-beach | 2017-11-26T01:49:43.000Z | recwag7Xz5KcUt6FD | Carmel/Monterey | This site features a gently sloping platform with high algal diversity. The site is reached by crossing a small boulder field, and the alga covered rocks can be very slippery. Sturdy boots and trekking poles are highly recommended. This state park is loaded with nooks and crannies full of marine life. Weston Beach is the largest and best known of the beaches at Point Lobos. An area called Weston Beach is the best place to visit tide pools at Point Lobos State Reserve. The tide pools at Point Lobos are only visible at certain times, depending on the season and tide schedule. Some areas only visible during a season or two while others exposed for viewing multiple times a day. The critters most often exposed for viewing include hermit crabs, different species of algae, anemones, and snails. The less frequently visible inhabitants include bat stars, sea urchins, and squishy looking things called “nudibranchs,” which are only visible during seasons of very low tides. If you’re determined to see your very first nudibranch, plan your visit to coincide with the lowest tides of the year. Hiking, wildflowers and sea life galore are the features of this picturesque area of Carmel. The best spot to check out the tide pools is on Weston Beach, just south and west of the main entrance. If you are lucky you may even spot a sea lion or otter frolicking in the waves. Volunteer docents are available to answer questions at the Sea Lion Point parking lot most days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. | us | 36.5129335 | -121.9445659 | Weston beach | us_pacific_coast | America/Los_Angeles | http://www.californiabeaches.com/map/point-lobos-state-natural-reserve-beaches/ | The best spot to check out the tide pools is on Weston Beach, just south and west of the main entrance | Highway 1 and Riley Ranch Rd. Carmel, | Restrooms are located just past the kiosk at the entrance to Point Lobos State Nature Reserve. | Yes | Parking: $10. Park at Weston Beach. The parking lot is on the right (ocean side) of the road. | ["California State Park", "California State Nature Preservr"] | (831) 624-4909 | $10 day use fee per car | 36.5128984 | -121.9430045 | Yes | collecting of any sort is illegal without a CA DFW scientific collecting permit. | Buses must obtain a permit in advance. | The alga covered rocks can be very slippery. Sturdy boots, trekking poles and knee pads are highly recommended! | https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Licensing/Scientific-Collecting | Volunteer docents are available to answer questions at the Sea Lion Point parking lot most days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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