Uniting in Aquatic Pursuits: Otters and Surfers Together on the Water
The Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History is set to host an engaging event focused on the importance of youth involvement in ocean conservation. Scheduled for 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM PDT on 1305 E. Cliff Drive, Santa Cruz, CA 95062, this event promises to be a fascinating exploration of the role of young minds in protecting our oceans.
The event will offer a forum for understanding the complexities of human-wildlife interactions in ocean environments, with a particular focus on the coexistence between sea otters and surfers. Notable speakers at the event include Dakota Peebler, co-founder of Heirs to Our Ocean, and Gena Bentall, Director and founder of Sea Otter Savvy.
Peebler and Bentall will delve into the topic of human disturbance to wildlife, providing insights into the impact of human activities on sea otters. They will also discuss potential solutions for minimizing human disturbance to these fascinating creatures, offering valuable perspectives on the role of coexistence in protecting marine life.
The discussion will extend to the experiences of both sea otters and surfers, providing attendees with a unique opportunity to learn about the challenges and solutions in maintaining harmony between human activities and wildlife in ocean environments. The event will also offer perspectives on the role of youth in ocean protection, emphasizing the vital part young people play in securing a sustainable future for our oceans.
Attendees can look forward to a thought-provoking and informative evening, with a focus on understanding, protecting, and preserving our oceans for future generations. So, mark your calendars and join us at the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History for an enlightening event that promises to inspire and educate.
