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The legend of San Miguel Island’s Tuqan Man

SAN MIGUEL ISLAND—An archaeological dig on San Miguel Island in 2005 led to the discovery of “Tuqan Man,” a Native American who died between 9,800 and 10,200 years ago. A

Lindsey Glasgow March 3, 2020

From Shore to Sea Lecture Series

The Channel Islands National Park Robert J. Lagomarsino Visitor Center is hosting two upcoming lectures as part of their “Shore to Sea” series, which focuses on research on the Channel

Lindsey Glasgow February 3, 2020

Tuqan Man

The legend of San Miguel Island’s Tuqan Man

From Shore to Sea Lecture Series

News Briefs

A Boater’s Lifesaver: Why Portable Jump Starters and Backup Batteries Belong on Every Boat

Blips on the Radar: Four Harbor Village Businesses to Close as Dana Point Harbor Revitalization Advances

Busch Light Reels in Fishing Community with Limited-Edition ‘Iconic Fish’ Cans and Bass Pro Shops Collaboration

South Coast Fish Report

Port of San Diego Expanding Shore Power at Fish Harbor Pier to Support Clean Air and Commercial Fishing Fleet

Sea Tow Foundation Accepting Applications for Boating Safety Advisory Council

Ethical Fishing: What It Means to Be a Responsible Angler

Pop-Up Gear Opens New Opportunity for Dungeness Crab Fishery While Protecting Whales

When Is Contact Truly Unavoidable? A Look at Right-of-Way and Responsibility on the Racecourse

Bottom Paint for a Cleaner, Faster Hull

New Satellite Study Reveals Southern California Beaches Are Both Growing and Shrinking — Will it Have Direct Implications for Harbors and Boaters?

The Log Goes to Cape Horn

Day at the Docks Returns to San Diego, Kicking Off Fishing Season

DBW Offering $2.5 Million in Grants to Support Boating Safety and Remove Abandoned Vessels

SBMM’s “Aquean” Exhibition Explores the Ocean’s Influence on the Maritime Community