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Saturday, September 14 • 8:30am - 12:00pm
Field trip: Asolimar Beach--Natural History in the Tidepools FILLING

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Asilomar State Beach is home to some of the most incredible tidepools on the West Coast -- bring your watercolors and sketchbook down to the water and learn more about the critters that inhabit this rocky environment! Practice quick gesture techniques, record details that can be used for identification, and observe the incredible diversity of adaptations for living between the tides. You will be encouraged to do a little bit of rock scrambling, so wear shoes that can get wet or choose to stay close to shore and observe from the edges.

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Andrea Dingeldein

Science Illustrator and Educator, The Local Naturalist
Andrea Dingeldein specializes in visual depictions of the maritime environment. She illustrates everything from flora and fauna of the ocean realm, to vessels and lighthouses. She explores California’s tide pools, redwood forests, and coastal prairies to document the wonders and... Read More →


  Field Trip, Practicum
  • Requirements Your sketching kit; mornings can be chilly, so dress warmly in layers; also, bring water, hat, sunscreen, walking shoes suitable for tidepooling / water, snacks (you can pre-order box-lunch to pick up after class at Mott).
  • Location Key #3 on event map