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30% of all marine mammals rescued by the Marine Mammal Center experienced some form of harassment prior to their rescue, according to a recent report from the nonprofit.
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Central Coast fishermen filed a lawsuit over the planned offshore wind development off Morro Bay's coast.
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A Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo class is helping Morro Bay navigate climate change.
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Birdwatchers and local community members flocked to Morro Bay to check out the 27th annual Morro Bay Bird Festival. This year’s festival hosted more than 200 events, including field trips or bird walks across the county.
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Locals are gathering at Morro Rock this week to watch pro surfers compete in the 4th annual SLO Cal Open competition.
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A local radio station is asking the community to help them get back on the air— heavy winds last week blew down their radio tower and antenna.
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Wednesday the Northern Chumash Tribal Council and other indigenous tribes gathered at Morro Rock for a rally. They were there to push for changes in a federal government plan that would exclude Morro Bay from the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary.
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A new study out today analyzes how offshore wind energy can help the U.S. meet its sustainability goals. It comes as a floating offshore wind farm is planned for the coast off of Morro Bay.
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A study published by CSULB's Shark Lab found that beachgoers on California’s Southern and Central Coast are sharing waters with more sharks than ever before.
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Floating offshore wind turbines are planned for the waters off of Morro Bay, but a lot of details are up in the air. Local scientists are calling for more study of how offshore wind turbines will affect the marine environment.