Interested in ways to get involved with ocean science or conservation in your community? Ready to practice putting your new knowledge of the ocean and marine life into action? Good for you! There are so many ways you can get involved locally and worldwide!
1. Our Oceans Covid 19: WBW has recently teamed up with eOceans to document how changes in human behavior related to Covid-19 are influencing the ocean and marine life. Download the app and get started logging your observations today! Learn more here.
2. Count Check: Help us keep track of our local marine life populations by filling out this form, but first a quick game to check your count accuracy!
1. Our Oceans Covid 19: WBW has recently teamed up with eOceans to document how changes in human behavior related to Covid-19 are influencing the ocean and marine life. Download the app and get started logging your observations today! Learn more here.
2. Count Check: Help us keep track of our local marine life populations by filling out this form, but first a quick game to check your count accuracy!
Can you identify and count all of the marine mammals in this photo?
Now it's time to enter your own data! Remember that marine mammals are protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act, so you shouldn't approach them and definitely shouldn't touch them, they are wild animals with sharp teeth! Use this link for information on reporting sick or injured animals to the Marine Mammal Stranding Network
Other Ways to Get Involved
Calling all surfers! Want to add your local knowledge to a growing database? It's simple! Just follow this link:
http://www.science4surfing.org./home
Help keep track of trends in healthy and not so healthy sea stars with Sea Star Wasting Disease through the Sea Star Observation Database with Pacific Rocky Intertidal Monitoring
Los Angeles resources: Interested in beach clean-ups? Heal the Bay, Surfrider Foundation
San Diego resources: San Diego Coastkeeper, Surfrider Foundation
We are adding more all the time, so check back soon!
Enjoy!
Calling all surfers! Want to add your local knowledge to a growing database? It's simple! Just follow this link:
http://www.science4surfing.org./home
Help keep track of trends in healthy and not so healthy sea stars with Sea Star Wasting Disease through the Sea Star Observation Database with Pacific Rocky Intertidal Monitoring
Los Angeles resources: Interested in beach clean-ups? Heal the Bay, Surfrider Foundation
San Diego resources: San Diego Coastkeeper, Surfrider Foundation
We are adding more all the time, so check back soon!
Enjoy!