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This is a small center right downtown. They have an actual Orca skeleton on display (massive!) and a cool immersive experience (diving videos displayed in a yurt-type thing). Nice exhibit on the impact of plastics on the environment.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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My husband and I wandered into this place and were amazed at what the docent knew about whales. She answered all our questions and was pleasant to talk to.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Little tiny place but it was a great visit. Got to learn about local marine life and see a complete orca skeleton, not to mention the 3D interactive topographic sand box which might have been my favorite thing
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Date of experience: November 2019
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This museum is small, but is filled with so many amazing things! It has an complete orca skeleton too! It is very family-friendly and I hope to come back soon. Please donate to them to save our oceans and it’s creatures.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Do your Mendocino thing and then get to Fort Bragg ASAP. Why? Because you don't want to miss the hottest thing happening on the coast - and that's the Noyo Center for Marine Science. Seriously. Located on Main Street, what was once a pop up endeavor is on its way to becoming what I believe will put Fort Bragg on the map. Walking in, it's obvious that much thought was put into this: well displayed skeletons (check out the Orca!), beautiful visuals show life on the coast, from whales to otters to the story of the kelp. A dome invites visitors inside...to experience the underworld environment just off our shoreline through cameras that bring the ocean life into the Center. This place just keeps getting better, so don't miss it!…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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