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Noyo Center breaks ground on Fort Bragg facility to house blue whale skeleton
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Noyo Center breaks ground on Fort Bragg facility to house blue whale skeleton
The Noyo Center for Marine Science in Fort Bragg broke ground this week on a 2,240-square-foot facility called the Whale House LaBONEatory, which will house a 73-foot blue whale skeleton. The skeleton will be the centerpiece of what will ultimately be the Ocean Science Center, the Noyo Center’s 11.5-acre campus for marine research, the first construction on the Noyo Headlands in generations. The skeleton came from a whale that washed ashore on t…
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