Follow along with the scientists of the CCE LTER research project on the P1706 process cruise studying upwelling filaments off the California Coast.
Follow along with the scientists of the CCE LTER research project on the RAPID cruise on the R/V Sikuliaq to measure responses of the California Current Ecosystem to El Niño of 2015-2016.
Teacher at Sea Carmina Ramirez, from Calexico High School 9th grade campus: Read about the R/V Melville’s research activities, life onboard the ship, and the equipment and ongoing experiments – and her participation in the overall CCE research.
Learn about the California Current Ecosystem and research being conducted onboard the R/V Melville through the eyes and words of a teacher at sea, Dana Lebental.
Debra Brice from San Marcos middle school went to sea on June 18th, 2011 and examined the processes structuring marine food webs in the California Current Ecosystem.
Read the archived blog for the Fall 2008 CCE LTER research cruise aboard the R/V Melville. Get the perspectives of two local teachers, Christy Millsap (Rancho Bernardo High School) and Laurie Guest (Marine Island Technology Academy Charter School).
The 'Teacher at Sea' opportunities provide formal and informal educators a unique chance to participate in real-world, interdisciplinary research alongside scientists from the California Current Ecosystem LTER, and SIO.
The REU program supports active research participation by undergraduate students in any of the areas of research funded by the National Science Foundation.
Visitors to the Birch Aquarium at Scripps discover how and why scientists study plankton.
Several CCE LTER students took part in the SEAPLEX expedition from August 2nd - 21st, 2009 aboard the Scripps research vessel New Horizon.
The Ocean Institute (OI) Chlorophyll / Temperature Time Series Project is a unique partnership between CCE LTER and OI.
Childrens books created in collaboration with CCE LTER Education and Outreach, and others related.
