06/17/2026
Registration is Now Open!πβ‘π
Join the American Cetacean Society SF/Bay Chapter for our exciting new online course: "The Marine Wildlife of the Gulf of the Farallones"
Register Now: bit.ly/online-course-2026-FB
Discover the remarkable marine life inhabiting the Greater Farallones, Cordell Bank, and Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuaries. Over seven engaging evenings, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the ecology, behavior, and conservation of whales, dolphins, seals, sea lions, seabirds, sharks, and other iconic marine species of California's coastal waters.
Dates: Seven Wednesday evenings, September 9 β October 21
Time: 6:00 PM β 9:30 PM (Pacific Time)
Online Webinar
Learn from leading experts in marine science and conservation, including specialists studying:
π Whales, dolphins, and porpoises
π¦ White sharks
π’ Leatherback sea turtles
𦦠Northern sea otters
π¦ Fur seals and Steller sea lions
π¦ Ocean-going seabirds
β¦and much more!
This course is ideal for educators, graduate students, naturalists, whale enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about marine wildlife and ocean conservation.
Course Fees:
β’ $300 β Non-members
β’ $265 β ACS SF/Bay Members
β’ $200 β Past attendees who are current ACS members
The course will be overseen by ACS Board Members Marc Webber, Research Biologist and Cetacean Field Research Program Manager at The Marine Mammal Center, and Susan Sherman, Marine Educator and Oceanic Society Naturalist.
Whether you're looking to deepen your knowledge of marine ecosystems, enhance your naturalist skills, or connect with a community of ocean advocates, this course offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from the experts.
ποΈ Register Now and explore the incredible wildlife of California's marine sanctuaries from the comfort of your home!
For questions, contact: [email protected]