Photos & Multimedia

You will find links to a variety of photo galleries and multimedia presentations, as well as a link to the webcam at the Point Reyes Lighthouse Visitor Center. Check back every so often to find out what new content has been added.

 
 

The most recent additions to the Photos and Multimedia section of this website are

Prior to 2012, park interns produced the The Natural Laboratory audio-slideshows and podcasts featuring:

  • California Sea Otters: A Gap in the Point Reyes Ecosystem (10/10/12)
  • Elephants, Seals, and Lions, Oh My! (10/7/12)
  • Declining fog in coastal California? (9/10/12)
  • Searching for the Endangered Black Abalone in Northern California (2/15/12)
  • Burning Ancient Life: The Geology of an Oil Reserve (9/22/11)
  • Ocean Acidification: Where will all the seashells go? (5/12/11),
  • Deep-water Corals of Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary (1/5/11),
  • An underground answer to greenhouse gasses (10/19/10),
  • Birds on the go: Climate change and California's feathered friends (9/9/10), and
  • Sustainability at Point Reyes National Seashore (9/9/10).

Other multimedia of interest include:

Close to 300,000 resource and wildlife monitoring camera images and videos are also available through our Reading Room.


Point Reyes 50th Anniversary Photo Contest

To commemorate our 50th anniversary, Point Reyes National Seashore sponsored a photo contest. From the 308th step at the historic lighthouse to high up on Mt. Vision's bishop pine covered ridge, we invited visitors to share their favorite memories of this natural sanctuary. Park visitors were invited to submit their photos in three categories: flora and fauna, landscapes, and people in the seashore.

The competition is now closed. Submissions were accepted between August 1, 2012, and August 27, 2012. The winners were announced in September 2012 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the park.

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Last updated: August 27, 2023

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