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Pre-Holiday Hike at Oso Flaco

November 28, 2023

Pre-Holiday Hike - December 23, 2023 Step into the holiday spirit with the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Center🌲 Join us for a Pre-Holiday Hike at Oso Flaco Lake on Saturday, 12/23/23 at […]

Raiders of the Lost Sphinx - a “Tail” of Archaeological Proportion, Part 2

In last week’s blog post, we talked about DeMille and his Lost City left behind in the dunes of Guadalupe. This week, we are going to answering the jackpot question: […]

Raiders of the Lost Sphinx - a “Tail” of Archaeological Proportion, Part 1

One of the most popular exhibits at the Dunes Center showcases artifacts from Cecil B. DeMille’s original 1923 silent epic, The Ten Commandments. People from miles around come to […]

5 Reasons Outdoor Education Rules!

Here at the Dunes Center, we love getting students outdoors – it provides them an opportunity to see firsthand all the ideas they are learning about in the classroom. […]

Mary Buren Fourth Graders Visit the Dunes Center

Last month, the Dunes Center had the pleasure of hosting all of Mary Buren Elementary's 4th grade students. They completed a scavenger hunt while exploring the Dunes Center's exhibits that […]

New Education Program - Dunes Center Field Trip

The Dunes Center offers a broad range of education programs, from geology taught at afterschool programs, school field trips at Oso Flaco Lake, and Mammals and Birds taught in […]

Native Gardens are Ready for Spring

My name is Gaby, and I’m the Volunteer Coordinator here at the Dunes Center. I have a new-found interest in Botany thanks to my work here. The world of plants […]

Sharing a love of Science with the Guadalupe Boys & Girls Club

December 9, 2016

Hello, my name is Chloe Pombo and I’m an Environmental Education Intern at the Dunes Center! I am a fourth year Environmental Science student at Southern New Hampshire University. I […]

Helping Young Learners Understand the Importance of Geology

November 15, 2016

I am a third year Environmental Earth Science major at Cal Poly, where the pace is fast, competition is high, and there is hardly any time to stop and let […]

Habitat Restoration Project at Rancho Guadalupe beach

September 3, 2014

The Dunes Center has started a habitat restoration project where we send our volunteers to Rancho Guadalupe beach every Friday to pull invasive plants from a particularly sensitive wetland habitat located on the north edge of the park.

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