Join the Monterey Bay Salmon and Trout Project for an overview of salmonids, their lifecycle, ecology, and the natural and human-caused threats they face. Learn more about the history of MBSTP, their various programs, and how they contribute to salmonid conservation in the Monterey Bay. This lecture will explore the differences between hatchery models, highlighting how their work focuses on conservation, genetic diversity, disease mitigation, ecosystem health and optimizing wild survival.
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Capacity: 60
Ticket Price: $12 General | $8 Students
Discounts: $5 Off Members
Age limit: 11+, Kids must be accompanied by adults
About the Speaker
Nathan Smith is the Education & Outreach Coordinator for the Monterey Bay Salmon and Trout Project. A Santa Cruz native, he holds a B.S. in Biology, an M.A. in Education, and an M.S. in Environmental Engineering. His background includes ecological fieldwork in Central and South America, environmental compliance for the City of Watsonville, and science education. Nathan is passionate about connecting people with the natural history and ecology of California’s watersheds through engaging, hands-on learning and conservation. His work focuses on inspiring stewardship of native salmon, steelhead, and the ecosystems they call home.
