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Needed: Museum of Natural History Volunteer Electrical Engineer

The Morro Bay Museum of Natural History seeks a retired or semi-retired electrical engineer who can volunteer some time to help troubleshoot and repair exhibits.  Our previous volunteer engineer has moved out of the area, but left two extensive manuals filled with diagrams, parts lists, and repair procedures.  The Museum has a number of exhibits with electronic or computer controls.  We need someone with a background in circuit design and/or repair who can help us keep our exhibits running, at least on a monthly basis.  To inquire or get further information, please contact Rouvaishyana, Museum Manager at (805) 772-2694 ext. 105 or via email.

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The Morro Bay Museum of Natural History celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Stay tuned to this page for announcements of upcoming, associated events.

Summer Solstice Celebration

Our "Summer Solstice Celebration," a free family event, will be held Saturday, June 23, 11am - 3pm in the picnic area at the Morro Bay State Park Campground.

Presentations include exotic Insects and live snakes, rescued tortoises and turtles from around the world, Wharwolves (live hybrid wolves), marine invertebrate touch tanks, and a bird exhibit.

Participants at this event include Pacific Wildlife Care, the Marine Mammal Rescue Center, the Friends of the Elephant Seal, John Sanders of Delphinus School, Dennis Sheridan, Bob and Judy Thomas, Kristi Whar, Audubon Society, and the Northern Chumash Tribal Council.  

Join in the fun making fish prints and necklaces, casting animal tracks, staging do-it-yourself puppet shows, painting Native American designs, and playing the Bird Concentration game.

Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the day.

Parking: across the road from the campground, in the Marina parking lot at the end away from the Bayside Cafe.

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