Education & Outreach

Education and Outreach

CC&R is involved in education and outreach activities with our local community. Our goal is to foster awareness and encourage advocacy for our local marine, estuarine, and terrestrial spaces. In addition, CC&R participates in training our scientific colleagues in monitoring methods for coastal habitats.

  • California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) training for wetland and riparian monitoring and assessment
  • Interships for high school, college and post-graduate students
  • Community planting days for habitat restoration projects
  • Funding of primary, secondary, and post-secondary student scholarships
  • Primary school marine ecology classes and curriculum development in collaboration with staff at Treasure Island Sailing Center and staff and students at California College of the Art
A student works on his educational coloring book created in collaboration with staff and students at California College of the Arts.
A student works on his educational coloring book created in collaboration with staff and students at California College of the Arts.
In partnership with Central Coast Wetlands Group at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, CC&R hosts community planting days for restoration projects.
In partnership with Central Coast Wetlands Group at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, CC&R hosts community planting days for restoration projects.
CRAM (California Rapid Assessment Method) training for wetlands assessment. This class was held in Moss Landing in September 2021.
CRAM (California Rapid Assessment Method) training for wetlands assessment. This class was held in Moss Landing in September 2021.
Treasure Island Sailing Center summer camp attendees conduct a sediment microplastics survey using methods taught by CC&R.
Treasure Island Sailing Center summer camp attendees conduct a sediment microplastics survey using methods taught by CC&R.
CRAM (California Rapid Assessment Method) training for wetlands assessment. This class was held in Moss Landing in September 2021.
CRAM (California Rapid Assessment Method) training for wetlands assessment. This class was held in Moss Landing in September 2021.
A Treasure Island Sailing Center summer camp attendee records observations in a field notebook developed by CC&R and staff from California College of the Arts.
A Treasure Island Sailing Center summer camp attendee records observations in a field notebook developed by CC&R and staff from California College of the Arts.
In partnership with Central Coast Wetlands Group at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, CC&R hosts community planting days for restoration projects.
In partnership with Central Coast Wetlands Group at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, CC&R hosts community planting days for restoration projects.
Water sampling at Treasure Island Sailing Center to learn about plankton.
Water sampling at Treasure Island Sailing Center to learn about plankton.
Conducting a riparian assessment at Arroyo Seco.
Conducting a riparian assessment at Arroyo Seco.
CC&R researchers provide feedback on a class project to students from California College of the Arts via Zoom.
CC&R researchers provide feedback on a class project to students from California College of the Arts via Zoom.
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