Where Da Beach Go?Sean Anderson2026-09-17 | Where Da Beach Go?Pre Panel Youth Enviro Leaders Dec 2022Sean Anderson2022-12-05 | ...Coastal Final Fall 2022Sean Anderson2022-12-05 | ...Youth Leaders Climate Action Panel 2022Sean Anderson2022-12-02 | The is was the main feed for our panel of young climate activists and environmental justice advocates exploring ways to directly engage with the climate challenge and move the needle for practical, tangible solutions to our climate crisis.Climate Action Panel Opening RemarksSean Anderson2022-12-02 | ...Take Your SRTs PleaseSean Anderson2022-11-30 | Please fill out your evaluations of teaching effectiveness (SRTs via your MyCI Portal) before the end of Week 15 of the semester.Final Seafood Poster Write Up for Coastal ManagementSean Anderson2022-11-30 | This is the final component of our point of sale seafood survey project for the semester. Here I go over the assignment and show you key elements I will be looking for and where you can find your data sources.MSC Traceability In PracticeSean Anderson2022-11-30 | ...Baselines & Understanding History for Coastal ManagementSean Anderson2022-11-29 | This fantastic guest lecture from NOAA's Dr. Jennifer Selgrath spans two distinct presentations, both exploring historic coastal condition and how we know about that condition. Her first segment explores undocumented change and the general issues of baselines and the consequences of arbitrary and short term time horizons for marine conservation. Her second segments applies these same concepts to the specific case study of black abalone populations in and around the Monterey Bay area.
This was given on November 28, 2022 at CSU Channel Islands.Hope in 2022Sean Anderson2022-11-29 | ...Bechtel Family Center for Ocean Education & LeadershipSean Anderson2022-11-22 | This is the roof of the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Education Center, newly opened just as the COVID-19 pandemic was starting to burn around the planet. The Charles and Linda Schwab Rooftop Native Garden overlooking Cannery Row in Monterey, California is a fantastic outdoor gathering place.
We filmed this in the late afternoon of November 4, 2022.Monday Seafood Data Entry Questions 2022Sean Anderson2022-11-21 | ...Poster Review Coastal 2022Sean Anderson2022-11-21 | This is a group discussion about effective and less effective data presentation posters for professional meetings.Cal Polys Research PierSean Anderson2022-11-21 | Our old friend Tom Moylan provided us with yet another fantastic overview of this unique piece of coastal infrastructure on our class visit on the morning of November 2, 2022. Here are the first few minutes of our two hour visit to this key working marine research facility sticking out a kilometer into Avila Bay. Formerly owned and operated by Unocal, this is now a CSU facility and at the core of Cal Poly's Center for Coastal Marine Science.Red Abalone Mariculture-Monterey Abalone CompanySean Anderson2022-11-21 | This was our pre-tour, brief introduction to the Monterey Abalone Company's red abalone (Haliotis rufescens) mariculture activities. We were graced by the great Trevor Fay for this tour. He historically showed our classes around the farm, but we've had the pleasure of hearing from his lieutenants in recent years. It was so fun to hear the goings on from the grand master himself!
This tour for our ESRM 462: Coastal Management class from CSU Channel Islands took place on the morning of November 4, 2022.
Check out this fantastic coastal farm and consider getting some abalone for your next dinner here: montereyabalone.com/storeElephant Seals Vista Point- November 2022Sean Anderson2022-11-21 | This was a brief discussion from the fantastic Friends of the Elephant Seal docents (lead by Cam Arnold) about the history of the Vista Point viewing area (just north of San Simeon and just south of the Piedras Blancas Light Station) as well as some of the basic ecology of these once endangered marine mammals.
We recorded this on the morning of November 3, 2022.Redwood Camp at Landels-Hill Big Creek Research ReserveSean Anderson2022-11-21 | This November 3, 2022 visit was our first after the Dolan fire of 2020 burned much of the Landels-Hill Big Creek UC Research Reserve. Redwood Camp has been our traditional night #2 stop for the past 15 years and it was fantastic to be back.
This video was shot at about 18:00 just as we were arriving at the site.Seafood First Data Entry CommentsSean Anderson2022-11-20 | ...Sea Turtle Management in Ostional Costa RicaSean Anderson2022-11-20 | Marisol's overview covers a wonderful turtle conservation project she first engaged with in the summer of 2022. She discusses the basic biology and conservation landscape for green, Olive Ridley, and leatherback sea turtles who nest along the Pacific Coast beaches of Costa Rica's Ostional Mixed Wildlife Refuge, part of the Tempisque Conservation Area.
This was a coastal management issue video, part of our ESRM 462 Student Videos from 2022.Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant History Nov 2022Sean Anderson2022-11-19 | This fantastic overview of the history and current operations of Pacific Gas & Electrics' Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in Avila Beach, California was given by PG&E's own Michael Wagoner. Here Michael covers the early days of the plants design and construction through to the current decision to extend the life of the plant which (in 2022) generates 9% of the electricity used in California.
We recorded this from the plant's conference room on November 2, 2022Overview of Diablo Canyon Facilities Nov 2022Sean Anderson2022-11-19 | This overview of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant by Michael Wagoner showcases the layout of the core facilities. This was during our ESRM 462 Coastal Management class trip on November 2, 2022.Santa Rosa Island Marine Debris Monitoring by StovallSean Anderson2022-11-16 | This was a coastal management issue video, part of our ESRM 462 Student Videos from 2022.Central Coast Management CalPoly Pier by OsorioSean Anderson2022-11-16 | ...Central Coast Management Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Vegetation Management by KlotzleSean Anderson2022-11-16 | ...Central Coast Management Piedras Blancas Light Station by LaueSean Anderson2022-11-16 | ...Central Coast Management 2022 Trip Overview by McNamaraSean Anderson2022-11-16 | ...Coastal Management Invasive Species by JacksonSean Anderson2022-11-16 | This was a coastal management issue video, part of our ESRM 462 Student Videos from 2022.Central Coast Management MBA SeafoodWatch by CelayaSean Anderson2022-11-16 | ...Water Leak in Modoc 170Sean Anderson2022-11-15 | ...Coastal Management Landels-Hill Big Creek Reserve by GomezSean Anderson2022-11-14 | This brief discussion at the Landels-Hil Big Creek UC Research Reserve on the morning of November 4, 2022 started our day of exploring the coastal zone management of the Big Sur-Monterey region. We explored invasive species and disease outbreaks and their associated management challenges.Coastal Management Channel Islands Harbor Water Quality by TorresSean Anderson2022-11-14 | This was a coastal management issue video, part of our ESRM 462 Student Videos from 2022.Central Coast Management Elephant Seals by GreenlandSean Anderson2022-11-14 | This was at the Friends of the Elephant Seals/California State Parks Elephant Seal Vista Point near Piedras Blancas off PCH during our November 3, 2022 visit with our ESRM 462 Course Trip.Central Coast Management Avila by PonceSean Anderson2022-11-14 | ...Coastal Management Malibu Lagoon by AlejoSean Anderson2022-11-14 | This was a coastal management issue video, part of our ESRM 462 Student Videos from 2022.Coastal Management Island Oaks by HenrySean Anderson2022-11-14 | This was a coastal management issue video, part of our ESRM 462 Student Videos from 2022.Seafood Surveying-Menu OverviewSean Anderson2022-11-14 | ...Is Life Different In The Sea?-WSN 2022 (Pt 2)Sean Anderson2022-11-14 | This was the conclusion of the closing plenary speaker for 2022's 103rd Meeting of the Western Society of Naturalists Meeting in Oxnard, California.
Rick Grosberg from UC Davis' talk was entitled "Is Life Different in the Sea? The Present, Past, and Future of Diversity in the Ocean"Is Life Different In The Sea?-WSN 2022 (Pt 1)Sean Anderson2022-11-14 | This was the opening of the closing plenary speaker for 2022's 103rd Meeting of the Western Society of Naturalists Meeting in Oxnard, California.
Rick Grosberg from UC Davis' talk was entitled "Is Life Different in the Sea? The Present, Past, and Future of Diversity in the Ocean"WSN Presidential Address 2022-Christine WhitcraftSean Anderson2022-11-13 | This was the 2022 Presidential Address during our 103rd Meeting of the Western Society of Naturalists Meeting in Oxnard, California.WSN Naturalist of the Year 2022-David KushnerSean Anderson2022-11-11 | This was our 2022 WSN Naturalist of the Year; The National Park Service's David Kushner.
Dave has helmed the Channel Islands National Park's Kelp Forest Monitoring project for most of its existence, crafting an unrivaled dataset of ecological conditions across one of the most productive and diverse temperate reef systems in the world.Fisheries IntroSean Anderson2022-11-09 | ...ESRM 492 Trip OverviewSean Anderson2022-11-09 | Welcome to ESRM 492. Please consider applying for our Spring trip:
https://forms.gle/MdWsFWaGcAqEYXam8Monterey Abalone Company-Going Under The PierSean Anderson2022-11-06 | Our friends at the Monterey Abalone Company always treat us to a fantastic facility tour and discussion about the logistics of mariculture in coastal California. Here we pop under the business operations into the main farm facility underneath Municipal Pier #2.
We recorded this on November 4, 2022.
Next time you are in Monterey, consider swinging by the pier and getting a few abs for dinner. You can find them here: montereyabalone.comSpiraling Up the Piedras Blancas Lighthouse Stairs-ESRM 462 Coastal TripSean Anderson2022-11-06 | We had a rare treat on November 3, 2022; a small group and mild weather conspired to allow our students to walk up the spiral staircase wrapping up to the main deck of the light station. The views from the top of this now-truncated lighthouse are spectacular and really drive home how challenging it was to construct this navigation aid in the 19th century (it officially opened in 1875).
Conserving and curating key cultural resources foundational to our management of the coastal zone is never easy. You get a sense of the logistic challenges while ambling up this wrought iron staircase. It would be wonderful to offer this experience to more folks, but a HUGE array of challenges would need to be overcome to transform this experience into a safe and accessible trek for the general public.Pierdras Blancas Light Station Main FloorSean Anderson2022-11-06 | This is the view walking into the main floor of the lighthouse and the historical exhibits surrounding the central area of the Piedras Blancas Light Station.
We recorded this on November 3, 2022.Elephant Seal Viewing AreaSean Anderson2022-11-06 | This is a brief overview of the Elephant Seals viewing area, a multi-partner collaboration designed to protect both people and marine mammals. This site is about 4.3 miles north of Hearst Castle in coastal San Luis Obispo County, California.San Simeon PierSean Anderson2022-11-06 | This recreational pier in San Simeon Cove was built in 1958 is support of the California State Park that would take over management of much of this landscape from the Hearst Family (the original pier build for the construction of Hearst Castle was just south of this structure).
We recorded this on November 3, 2022.Piedras Blancas Light Stations Southern Trail LoopSean Anderson2022-11-06 | Our class group walks down the trail just south of the main building complex at the Piedras Blancas Light Station. This entire vegetative community has been rehabilitated and restored to a native-dominated coastal bluff plant community over the past 20 years be a legion of volunteers and BLM staff.
We recorded this on November 3, 2022.Subtidal Soundscape Exhibit Coastal Discovery Center 2022Sean Anderson2022-11-06 | This neat exhibit at the Coastal Discovery Center in San Simeon, California is a great example of innovative ways to engage the public. This soundscape exhibit really brings you under the waves and gives you both an auditory and a tactile appreciation of the diversity of acoustic energy under the ocean in this region of California.
We recorded this in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Coastal Discovery Center.Diablo Canyons HarborSean Anderson2022-11-06 | This is the harbor behind the protected breakwater shielding the once through cooling seawater intakes for the Diablo Canyon Power Plant on November 2, 2022.Walking Under the CalPoly PierSean Anderson2022-11-06 | This was our tour stop under the main deck of the CalPoly Pier on November 2, 2022.