On the edge of the Eastern Pacific Ocean, I venture into local marine plankton using my microscope, my camera, and my nature journal. I am interested in exploring the intersection of art and science. Seeking to understand the many microscopic marvels in the marine plankton. As a naturalist, nature journaling plankton has been a key part of my personal journey through the vast and mysterious world hidden beneath the waves.

https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/stationhome.html?id=9414290 This is the link to the local tide station that was established on Jun 30, 1854. It is the nearest data collection point to where I sample plankton. Do you want to learn more? The tide station has more than just water level data , have fun exploring the cool graphs.

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This image is a link, click it and generate your very own Plankton Bingo Card. If you get BINGO while observing plankton on my field trip or twitch stream send me a screenshot of your winning card and I will email you a plankton wallpaper for your phone. If you have questions about any of the plankton we see we can chat about it on my discord.

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https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_station.shtml?id=9414290 If you like data... this tide station has been in place a long time. check out this link for a view of actual sea level trends over time.