by Dana Parks | May 4, 2014 | Enviromental, Sightseeing
The San Diego bait barge (Everingham Brothers bait barge) has moved for a while to a location further down in San Diego Bay. The reason for this relocation has prompted by the construction on the new Navy pier. Which is just across the bay. San Diego Bait Barge... by Dana Parks | Apr 24, 2013 | Enviromental, Wildlife
Sailing the seas of garbage (ocean plastic), no thank you! The Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch has been described as an island of trash floating just offshore, but this is not actually the case. Off the coast of California, NOAA has identified and named the Eastern... by Dana Parks | Jan 17, 2013 | Sightseeing, Whale
Enviromental Impact on Whales It’s difficult to separate the environmental impact on whales without mentioning that humans are at the root cause. Harmful toxins have affected every square mile of the earth’s oceans, and the implications are the same for both sea... by Dana Parks | Sep 22, 2010 | Wildlife
Sea Lions of San Diego One of the most iconic sites to come across when touring the San Diego shoreline is sea lions. Pinnipeds, a word taken from the Latin meaning fin-footed, is the over-arching animal family to which all seals belong. Sea lions are direct members...