Fri May 9, 2014
CSUMB Student Films: Exploring Fort Ord, Ecology and History
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at Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History
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$5 General, $3 Students and Senior, FREE for kids 12 and under and MAH Members
Students from the California State University Monterey Bay have been exploring Fort Ord through films. Join us tonight in film screenings that take a closer look at the ecology and history behind Fort Ord.
The films will feature work by:
Lorraine Cardoza and Neal Allen: Restoration: The Watershed Institute of CSU Monterey Bay
Danika Cauthen-Wright and Sydney Thomas: Light Pollution and sense of place
Trinh Dinh and Nolan Farrel – Sudden Oak Death in Central California
Anthony Ertola: Water consumption on the golf courses of the former Fort Ord
Brett Granados: Landfill contamination on Fort Ord
Amy Ochoa: Domesticated Coyotes of Fort Ord
Efren Lopez: Fort Ord: Then and Now
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Students from the California State University Monterey Bay have been exploring Fort Ord through films. Join us tonight in film screenings that take a closer look at the ecology and history behind Fort Ord.
The films will feature work by:
Lorraine Cardoza and Neal Allen: Restoration: The Watershed Institute of CSU Monterey Bay
Danika Cauthen-Wright and Sydney Thomas: Light Pollution and sense of place
Trinh Dinh and Nolan Farrel – Sudden Oak Death in Central California
Anthony Ertola: Water consumption on the golf courses of the former Fort Ord
Brett Granados: Landfill contamination on Fort Ord
Amy Ochoa: Domesticated Coyotes of Fort Ord
Efren Lopez: Fort Ord: Then and Now
$5 General, $3 Students and Senior, FREE for kids 12 and under and MAH Members
Students from the California State University Monterey Bay have been exploring Fort Ord through films. Join us tonight in film screenings that take a closer look at the ecology and history behind Fort Ord.
The films will feature work by:
Lorraine Cardoza and Neal Allen: Restoration: The Watershed Institute of CSU Monterey Bay
Danika Cauthen-Wright and Sydney Thomas: Light Pollution and sense of place
Trinh Dinh and Nolan Farrel – Sudden Oak Death in Central California
Anthony Ertola: Water consumption on the golf courses of the former Fort Ord
Brett Granados: Landfill contamination on Fort Ord
Amy Ochoa: Domesticated Coyotes of Fort Ord
Efren Lopez: Fort Ord: Then and Now
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Students from the California State University Monterey Bay have been exploring Fort Ord through films. Join us tonight in film screenings that take a closer look at the ecology and history behind Fort Ord.
The films will feature work by:
Lorraine Cardoza and Neal Allen: Restoration: The Watershed Institute of CSU Monterey Bay
Danika Cauthen-Wright and Sydney Thomas: Light Pollution and sense of place
Trinh Dinh and Nolan Farrel – Sudden Oak Death in Central California
Anthony Ertola: Water consumption on the golf courses of the former Fort Ord
Brett Granados: Landfill contamination on Fort Ord
Amy Ochoa: Domesticated Coyotes of Fort Ord
Efren Lopez: Fort Ord: Then and Now
show less
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Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History
705 Front Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
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