Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
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Monterey County volunteers for the very first Snapshot Day in 2000
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Volunteers of all ages can join Snapshot Day
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Volunteers heading out to Moro Cojo Slough by R. Clark
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Volunteers checking dissolved oxygen at the Carmel River by C. Muegge
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Big Sur River Snapshot Day 2001
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Reclamation Ditch Snapshot Day 2013
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News & Upcoming Events
What’s in Your Watershed? Snapshot Day Celebrates 20 Years of Water Quality Monitoring (4/9/19) |
NOAA/MBNMS Release Final EA and FONSI for Pure Water Monterey Water Supply Project. (3/29/19) |
Support Students for Zero Waste Week 2019 This year we are encouraging universities, businesses and organizations to participate. (2/22/19) |
Superintendent Statement: Whales in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Need Your Help! (10/4/18) |
Welcome to Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary! One of our nation's most spectacular marine protected areas, Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary offers some of the best wildlife viewing in the world! This "Serengeti of the Sea" stretches along the central coast from San Francisco to Cambria and includes pristine beaches, jewel-like tide pools, lush kelp forests, steep canyons and an offshore seamount teeming with life—from tiny shrimp to giant blue whales. The National Marine Sanctuary System promotes environmental protection, stewardship and ocean research. We invite you to explore and help protect this national undersea treasure.
