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Welcome to the new Save Our Shores website!

Submitted by admin on Tue, 10/09/2007 - 01:55.
With a much more intuitive design, powerful search engine, and easy to use communication tools, saveourshores.org is now on the cutting edge of environmental websites. The staff at SOS will be hard at work posting news about our own programs and events along with relevant developments affecting the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. With this new piece of technology SOS hopes to know what your thoughts, concerns and questions are about preserving the biggest natural resource closest to us, the ocean.

SOS is proud to launch its new webstite featuring:

  • Share Links email a story or snippet to a friend directly from our website.
  • Membership Page - become a member or renew your membership online
  • iCal feeds add SOS events to your online calendar or PDA.
  • RSS feeds - signup with the RSS feed to get the newest content without visiting the site.
  • Public Commenting - post your thoughts and ideas about the content of the site.
  • Email/contact preferences control how you want to be notified by SOS (i.e. Action Alerts, E-Bulletin)
  • Glossary scientific and policy related words are easily defined by hovering over them, bettering communication and education.
  • Content Organization browse content on the site by topic.  (i.e. citizen action, marine debris)
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