Location: Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, San Pedro

Sponsored By: USC Sea Grant program; Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium; California Coastal Commission; Los Angeles County Parks & Andeavor 

Special Note: Come early to join an Urban Tides Walk along the beach; learn about impacts of sea level rise, our changing shoreline and how you can contribute photo data to help in planning for the future: 7 am – 8:30 am

Register: Free to Attend! Lunch and parking provided for all pre-registered teachers. RSVP required at this email link.

Description: The Cabrillo Marine Aquarium in partnership with the USC Sea Grant program, Project WET and the California Coastal Commission invite you to register for a workshop that explores our influence on our local watershed ecosystems and the water flowing through to the coast.

Participants will explore Project WET, CA Coastal Commission activities, and visit the Salinas de San Pedro Saltmarsh to look at current and future impacts on climate on our ecosystems.

This training will highlight opportunities to engage students in citizen science and stewardship projects, as well as activity connections to NGSS and Common Core standards.

Participants in this FREE workshop will receive a Project WET Guide 2.0, including detailed standard correlations for each activity, access to the new Project WET standard pools and an opportunity to receive CEU credit. Lunch and parking is provided for all teachers who pre-register. 

Water Connects Us All!