Spotlight on Rescue Dive Did you know you can become a NAUI-certified at Catalina Sea Camp? Dive programming at Catalina Sea Camp covers a host of diverse activities and skill sets, both to encourage divers to explore the underwater world around Catalina Island and to educate divers to become better equipped to handle the challenges
Hey SOCIAL MEDIA WORLD it’s me, Dori! I am the social media coordinator at Catalina Sea Camp this summer! I thought I was going to be the weirdo all the way from the other side of the country. After all, I endured a five-hour plane ride all the way from Atlanta, Georgia, to be here.
If you are slightly familiar with Catalina Sea Camp, you have most likely heard of our friendly neighborhood bison, but did you know we have a whole host of Toyon Bay Safari Animals? But there are so many other species of animals that call Toyon Bay home. Every week, we welcome circa 200 campers to
The black eyed goby, often called a ghost goby, is a small Osteichthyes, named for their black eyes which contrast their light beige skin. Reaching only about six or seven inches long as an adult, they eat smaller organisms such as amphipods, mollusks, and crustaceans. They are active during the day, living in sandy areas
Whales play a major role in maintaining the health of the oceans by acting as ecosystem engineers – in simple terms they modify a habitat by changing the availability of resources for other organisms. Whales will feed on organisms at different levels of the ocean. While there, they feed on small organism like krill or
Check out these smiling faces! They are excited for the summer to begin. Let’s read on about what it’s like to be the new kid. Watch this video to see just a few of the experiences our campers have in store for them! Although being the new kid at camp can seem like a disadvantage,
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