June 22, 2016

Local

Ongoing study uses drones to detect sharks, track behavior

Researchers from Duke University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill are exploring the potential of using drones to prevent shark attacks at beaches by using the technology to track

Ambrosia Brody June 22, 2016

SoCal Classics

SoCal Classics – Rose of Sharon

In this feature, The Log looks at notable boats — sail and power — that continue to turn heads in Southern California harbors. Boat: Rose of Sharon Year Built: 1930

Parimal M. Rohit June 22, 2016

Ongoing study uses drones to detect sharks, track behavior

SoCal Classics – Rose of Sharon

News Briefs

Sailing in the Dana Point Harbor

Dana Point Harbor Patrol

South Coast Fish Report

Dana Point Harbor: A Destination for Everyone, On and Off the Water

A Sea-nematic Night for Change: Dana Point Harbor to Host Film Screening and Fundraiser Tackling Plastic Pollution

Dana Point Yacht Brokers

One Harbor, Two Identities

Dana Point Harbor: Slips, Moorings, and Boating Access

Wave Energy Pilot Powers Up at AltaSea in San Pedro

Eye-to-Eye with Giants: How Dana Point Became the Whale Watching Capital of the World

Living Coast Discovery Center Honored with Port of San Diego’s Anchors of Excellence Award

Catalina Community Cleanup Rallies Volunteers for Island Conservation

Yacht Club News and Notes: c’s General Manager Scott Jones Retires After 14 Years of Service

Port of Los Angeles Sets All-Time Record with More Than 1 Million Containers Moved in July

The Great Dana Point Lunch Crawl