New Cabrillo High School mural connects ocean conservation with Chumash history. The report placed the development in Lompoc. Greg Eisen reported that we want people to be aware of the importance of the health of our oceans and taking care of them, and also to understand the history of the Indigenous people in this area,.

Greg Eisen reported that i was able to depict the story of the coyote and rescuing hawk, and so that’s a big story that’s going on in the mural that the high school students can share with all the children,. Greg Eisen reported that just the pictures alone, I mean, when you see pictures like that and you’re young, it sticks with you. And it puts that thought in your mind that, ‘I love to study marine life,’.

Greg Eisen reported that we want a place where the elementary students, because when they come, we do these grade-level tours, and we want to do lab activities,.

Reports differed on some details. Greg Eisen said, “We want people to be aware of the importance of the health of our oceans and taking care of them, and also to understand the history of the Indigenous people in this area,”.

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