What we offer
Our Programs
We provide hands-on opportunities to learn the history and marine ecology of the Florida Panhandle through memorable, life-changing experiences — for schools, for the community, and for young scientists in the making.
For schools
Group Programs
Hands-on marine science field trips designed to support and enhance classroom learning, aligned to state standards. Students collect real data, handle live organisms, and explore the coastal habitats of the Florida Panhandle alongside passionate educators.
- Who
- K-12th Grade Students
- Where
- State parks across the Panhandle
- Length
- Half Day
The Gulf
Beach and Gulf ecology — seining, water quality, dune and shorebird study.
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Coastal Dune Lakes
A globally rare habitat found only here and in New Zealand — plankton, outfalls and lake chemistry.
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Seagrass Beds
Seagrass and oyster reef habitats — touch tanks, epiphytes, scallops and invertebrate ID.
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Curriculum links, activity descriptions and planning materials to help you prepare your class before and after a field adventure.
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Every adventure is made possible by donors, sponsors and volunteers who believe in hands-on science education.
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