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A Winter Guide to Gray Whale Watching at Cabrillo National Monument
Every winter, something extraordinary happens just off the cliffs of Point Loma: more than 20,000 grey whales (Eschrichtius robustus) begin their annual migration south, swimming past Cabrillo National Monument on their way to the warm lagoons of Baja California to breed and nurse their young. For locals and visitors alike, this migration is one of the most magical natural events of the season, and Cabrillo National Monument is one of the very best places to experience it from. Whether you have spotted countless grey whales from shore in years past, or this is your first time setting out, this guide is for you!
5 Education Programs to Take Learning Outside This School Year at Cabrillo National Monument
Looking for new ways to make learning come alive this school year? Cabrillo National Monument offers education programs that give students the chance to explore history, science, and nature firsthand. From tidepool ecosystems to historic landmarks, the park is full of opportunities to connect curriculum with real-world discovery.
Read on to discover 5 ways teachers, parents, educators, and learners can use Cabrillo as a living classroom. Plus, how Cabrillo National Monument Foundation (CNMF) helps support access to hands-on learning in San Diego’s only national park.