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Join us for a Virtual Happy Hour! May 13th, 5-7pm Pacific
Take UCSC’s Freshwater Ecology course!
This summer the USCC Freshwater Ecology course will be taught by one of our SCMBAS members. Please sign up to learn about the biology, chemistry and physics of lakes, streams, and rivers! Enrollment begins May 1, 2020
Do you want to attend the 2020 Cal-Neva Meeting? Contact us by Friday March 6th!
Volunteers can attend for FREE! Contact us by March 6th to register!
Trout in the Classroom 2020 has begun!
Trout eggs have been delivered to our participating classrooms! Students will watch the fish hatch and grow! Then, the students will release the fish into the wild in April.
Leave us a Suggestion!
Do you have some suggestions for SCMBAS? Do you have event and outreach ideas? Opinions on our newsletters? Let us know your thoughts!
Volunteer with SCMBAS!
Boost your CV by helping with some of our upcoming events! World Migration Day, Fish Tales, Boys and Girls Club and More! Contact us if you are interested!
Run for Executive Committee!
It is hard to believe another year has passed us by and that it is time for SCMBAS elections again! We are holding elections November 18-22 and are excited to meet new SCMBAS enthusiasts. To vote in this year’s elections, cast your vote in our ballot box outside office 156 in UCSC’s Coastal Biology Building. …
Upcoming Event: Gyotaku Fish Printing Workshop with Artist Bruce Koike
We are thrilled to announce that we are collaborating with artist Bruce Koike to host a Gyotaku Fish Printing Workshop! Gyotaku is a traditional Japanese art that uses fish to create realistic prints. For any fish enthusiast, this is a fantastic (fintastic?) opportunity to create fish art. On Friday April 26th from 6-9 pm at…
Upcoming Event: 3rd Annual Fish Tales
It’s that time of year again! Gather round to hear a fish tale at the 3rd Annual Fish Tales: A Live Storytelling Event Join SCMBAS and national literary mag Potluck Magazine at the Santa Cruz Food Lounge for the 3rd annual Fish Tales! Come hear stories told by local writers, artists and storytellers set in…
Trout in the Classroom begins again!
One of our ongoing programs, Trout in the Classroom (TIC), has once again begun this year! This program provides classrooms with eyed rainbow trout eggs to rear in the classroom. Students are able to watch the trout develop, hatch and are even able to participate in releasing the fish into rainbow trout habitat. Teachers receive…