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Can’t join us in person? Access free, pre-recorded programs or schedule a LIVE virtual interaction on sanctuary topics with associated lessons for your students! |
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Deep-sea coral communities, like the ones found in the national marine sanctuaries of the West Coast, are home to many diverse species. This curriculum takes students into the deep sea to identify the soft corals, hard corals, invertebrates and fish found in these communities and to investigate the unique biology of deep-sea corals. Learn the threats these animals face and what we can do help protect them. |
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Explore 360° virtual dives from the sanctuary, then complete a Scavenger Hunt Activity (422K PDF)! |
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Voices of the Bay will introduce your students to Monterey Bay's rich fishing heritage as well as its relevance and value today. |
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Watch this feature film showcasing the biodiversity of MBNMS and complete a Quiz Activity! |
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Use a bathymetric map of the sanctuary along with activities designed to increase your students' understanding of science and geography. |
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A comprehensive watershed program including hands-on field and classroom activities, monitoring and restoration projects, bilingual worksheets and journal prompts so students can analyze and reflect on how each project relates to real world conservation efforts. The activity guide is adapted to specific sanctuary environments. |
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Watershed Model
A hands-on model to teach about urban runoff is available to check-out from the sanctuary by calling (831)-647-4201. |
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