Field Trips for Schools, Scouts, homeschool and Recreation Groups
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We use nature as our classroom, where students can engage, experiment, and explore.
Explore coastal environments and marine life with Littoral Society educators. Our interactive hands-on programs connect kids to the coast in a way they will never forget. Programs are ideal for school field trips, homeschool groups, a trip designed to obtain a scout badge for scout groups, and private and municipal camps/recreation groups. All programs are 2.5 hours unless requested otherwise. We will design the perfect program to meet your needs and age group. Program pricing:
Max 80 students per day. Teachers and chaperones are free. We require a 10:1 student to chaperone ratio. For more information, contact Michelle Rebilas at [email protected] or 732-291-0055. |
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS WITH THE COAST
Explore beach habitats and observe wildlife up-close during our Close Encounters with the Coast Field Trip. This program is offered from May-September.
Program activities include seine fishing in the bay, marine life identification, horseshoe crab discovery activities, a beach walk, and a shell scavenger hunt. Additional activities may be provided upon request.
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Explore beach habitats and observe wildlife up-close during our Close Encounters with the Coast Field Trip. This program is offered from May-September.
Program activities include seine fishing in the bay, marine life identification, horseshoe crab discovery activities, a beach walk, and a shell scavenger hunt. Additional activities may be provided upon request.
Locations:
- Sandy Hook National Recreation Area - contact Samantha at [email protected] or 732-291-0055 ext. 1006.
- Cumberland & Cape May Counties - contact Michelle at [email protected] or 856-825-2174.
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SEAL AND WINTER WATERFOWL EXPERIENCE
Brave the cold while we observe the seals and winter waterfowl of Sandy Hook National Recreation Area. This program is offered from January-March. Participants will learn about seals, identify various winter waterfowl, and participate in activities showcasing how animals stay warm in winter and the impacts of debris on marine mammals. Additional activities may be provided upon request. Location:
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