KPIX Surveys CuriOdyssey’s Lingering Storm Damage
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KPIX Surveys CuriOdyssey’s Lingering Storm Damage
KPIX’s Lezla Gooden surveys the lingering storm damage with Director of Wildlife Nikii Finch-Morales and Chief Programs Officer Jessa Barzelay.
Read MoreCampus Repairs Continue While Power Remains Out
While power outages and repairs continue, CuriOdyssey remains closed to the public for at least two more weeks.
Read MoreKTVU Features CuriOdyssey as Power Outages Persist
Take a brief tour of Coyote Point and CuriOdyssey in the aftermath of recent storms, originally reported by Elissa Harrington on KTVU on Thursday, March 23.
Read MoreStorm Update from CuriOdyssey’s Executive Director
Executive director Aragon Burlingham provides a behind-the-scenes look at the storm damage to CuriOdyssey.
Read MoreA Tale of Storms, Trees, and Climate Change at CuriOdyssey
Northern California has experienced the brutal reality of climate change through the increasingly intense storm season.
Read MoreA Beacon to Reckon With
Article by Pauline Chu, CuriOdyssey Docent I have always wanted to live in a lighthouse, for a while. Sure, there would be gales, heavy rains, mountainous waves, bone-chilling nights. And…
Read MoreBecome a Pollinator Superhero!
It’s Spring! It’s Earth Day! It’s a great time to think about our insect friends and the plants that help them thrive. You can become a pollinator superhero with these simple tips.
Read MoreCuriOdyssey’s Welcomes New Director of Education
Dear CuriOdyssey Community, Today we are reaching out to our CuriOdyssey Community to introduce you to our new Director of Education, Jessa Barzelay. Jessa Barzelay joined CuriOdyssey after 13 years…
Read More“Full STEAM Ahead!” – CuriOdyssey’s 2021 Virtual Gala
On Thursday, February 25, 2021, CuriOdyssey hosted its first ever virtual gala, “Full STEAM Ahead!” This event was made possible by Gala Co-Chairs, Julie Lee and Kelly Markson, our board…
Read MoreGet Started with Micro-Animals: A Better Way to Teach the Science Behind Microorganisms
Wondering how to find your very own tardigrade? Well, having your own water-bear might be all the hype these days, but this newly released Life Science Kit explores a whole…
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