August 31, 2014

Cartoon

Cartoon, Aug. 29 ed

JR Johnson August 31, 2014

Letters/Online Comments

Ships vs. whales dilemma seems to no longer be a problem in Santa Barbara

With the launch of a new voluntary program that asks cargo ship captains to slow down ship speeds in busy ports and ship lanes, it appears the concern that whales

The Log Staff August 31, 2014

Catalina Connection

Conservancy’s Summer Naturalists educate public, support island tourism

AVALON — Four college students from across the country have been greeting visitors in Avalon and Two Harbors this summer, educating them about conservation on the island and encouraging them

The Log Staff August 31, 2014

The San Diego Yacht Club announced it will host the 2026 Puerto Vallarta Race

Mastering Moorings in Southern California’s Front Yard

Marine Cordage for Best Performance

How Digital Fish Mapping Tools Like FishDope and Terrafin Are Tipping the Scales

A Boater’s Guide to Navigation Lights

35th Annual Buccaneer Days Invades Two Harbors

From Salt to Sip: Desalination for Southern California Boaters

The Versatility of Kill Bags for Boaters and Kayak Anglers

Fast Facts: Time Traveling by Ship — How Crossing the Date Line Can Erase a Day

ACY Yachts Expands West Coast Presence with Exclusive Dufour Sailboats Representation

From Poachers to Policy: Waging War on Illegal Fishing

Fighting for the Future: CCA-CAL Access

Internet, Untethered: A Look at the New Wave of Portable Marine Connectivity

On the Radar: Fleet Week San Diego 2025

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