Tune in to find out how you can get involved or otherwise support both the swim and the Northcoast Marine Mammal Center. Today’s topic, the Humboldt Bay Critter Crawl, which you will remember is a non-competitive open water swim benefitting local charities caring for wild and domestic animals. But Coastal Currents swims! Still on Wednesdays ( today!), just at a new time, 2:30 p.m., with the amazing and delightful Larry Trask.
Remember how Mike What’s-His-Name left KHUM radio a couple weeks ago? Right. Join remotely via WebEx if you want vision along with your sound or dial into 1-(888) 942-7803 using access code: 514 235 6 if audio is enough to satisfy.Ī literal coastal current (will help swimmers complete the Critter Crawl) highlighting the West Coast Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel’s work and exploring opportunities to consider their findings in ocean management in California – and beyond! Yes, the Ocean Protection Council – together with the Ocean Science Trust – hosts a public workshop today from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Science and policy junkies, here’s your fixįirst things first: So you’re all caught up on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram, and you have Reddit open in another tab, and you’re not sure if you should be reading Gawker any more anyway, and now it’s finally time for a mid-morning dessert: Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia. Support them through the Humboldt Bay Critter Crawl, Sunday, Aug. This molting elephant seal seems to be doing just fine hanging out by the bay – but the Northcoast Marine Mammal Center is only a call away if you see a creature needing rescue.
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