on hands and knees to avoid disturbing the abundant sea lion and
bird populations. However, there are some periods when researchers
can walk freely and I took this opportunity to take a video. This
walk-though shows the inside of several building and several research
groups packing up to head back to the mainland after a successful day.
The UC Natural Reserve System and UC Santa Cruz maintain the
old foghorn building that is now used by researchers as a work/sleep
area. The old lighthouse keeper's house was abandoned long ago
and is beyond easy repair.
Ano Nuevo Island is full of life and provides incredible study
opportunities to a diverse group of researchers.
Thanks for sharing this, Patrick!!! Fay Levinson
ReplyDeleteMy first up close and personal look at Año Nuevo Island and I thank you very much for providing the opportunity. It doesn't look as bad as I had imagined and now I would really like to see it in person. How do I get on a working party to go out there?
ReplyDeleteDocent, Ed Lambing