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Science Pub From Home: Fish Pee in the Sea

Did you know that fish pee? Did you also know that their pee is full of nutrients that help support

Science By Rserotkin

The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM) is pleased to announce its Inaugural Girls in Ocean Science (GiOS) Conference to be

The merging neutron stars of GW170817 sent ripples out through the fabric of spacetime, producing a signal detected by Earth-based

Environment/Climate By Info17

Learn how local fire agencies use information gathered by the National Weather Service (NWS) during extreme fire weather conditions. NWS

Environment/Climate By Donna

The Vision of Doughnut Economics Institute of World Culture Online* Forum: Saturday, June 12, 2021, 2:00 – 4:00 pm Moderators: Maurice

Environment/Climate By MediaPro

Santa Barbara Audubon Society’s May program “Saline Lakes in the West: Eared Grebe Migration and the Lakes It Depends On”

Science By Nan Cisney

Hank Pellissier will speak about Humanist Global Charity. Pellissier is a writer, editor, speaker, producer, and nonprofit director long involved

Environment/Climate By Info17

Coral reefs are suffering from rapid changes in their environment, like increasing temperatures and CO2 concentrations, but some corals are

Science By Info17

Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Curator of Anthropology John R. Johnson, Ph.D., unearths the career of Rev. Stephen Bowers,

Earth Day By Daniel.li

Energy Upgrade California and the California Academy of Sciences have teamed up to create a fun-for-all-ages virtual event to celebrate