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| Ecology of the Gray Whale - Ecology 124 Spring Semester 2009 |
Ecology of the Gray Whale is a one unit, eight week long class designed to help students learn about the California Gray Whale. By taking and completing this class, students can learn enough about these fascinating migrators to qualify the student to be a docent aboard a whale watch vessel. During the annual migration of the California Gray Whale, dozens of vessels set out each day taking thousands of people out to sea to observe this amazing natural phenomena. Students who take this class and become whale watch docents can intpret for these whale watchers and inform them of the natural history of these remarkable cetaceans. |
| This website was created on 1/24/03 by Dennis Kelly and was last updated 02/2/09. This page best viewed on Internet Explorer, not Netscape! |
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| Other Interesting websites: 1. American Cetacean Society-Nat 2. ACS- Orange County 3. O.C.C. Marine Mammal Class 4. Rabbit Island 5. Coastal Dolphin Survery Project 6. Oceanography Class 7. Marine Biology Class 8. Marine Aquarium Class 9. Orange Coast College 10. Coastal Oceanography Class 11. Island Ecology Class 12. Intertidal Ecology 13. Capt Dave's Dolphin Safari 14. Pt Vicente Interpretive Center 15. Mariculture Class 16. L.A. ACS Gray Whale Census |
| The Gray Whale Ecology class will be offered in Spring Semeter 2009. It meets Tuesdays, 2:00 - 4:05 p.m. in Lewis Center Rm 102 and is taught by Prof. Karen Baker. The section # is: 31767. The class starts on Feb 3. |
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| To download and view the Spring Semester 2009 class syllabus - double click here! |