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Homeschool Programs

Field Trips and Lessons for Every Child, Year-Round on Sandy Hook and in the Delaware Bayshore Region
Bring your homeschool students to the coast for nature walks, fishing clinics, field trips, conservation projects, and wildlife encounters. 

​Our interactive hands-on program connects children to nature in a way they will never forget. We will explore the beach, bay, and maritime forest of Sandy Hook National Recreation Area or the South Jersey/Delaware Bayshore region. Join our trained and passionate naturalists and educators for our field-based learning approach, which immerses students in a broad range of marine and environmental science concepts and career choices.
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Outdoor Field Trips by Office:
Delaware Bay Office
  • Stream Study & Water Sampling
  • Birding Walks
  • Dune Grass Plantings
  • Marsh Walks
  • Shell Scavenger Hunt
  • Marvelous Migration Study: Butterflies & Birds of Prey - Available during Autumn season
  • Tracks in the Sand Beach Walk  
  • Horseshoe Crab Discovery Activities - Available during Spring/Summer seasons
  • Coastal Clean-ups
  • Pollinator Palooza
  • Seining on the Bay - Available May through September​​
Sandy Hook Office
  • Water Sampling
  • Birding Walks
  • Dune Restorations
  • Maritime/Marsh Botany Walk
  • Shell Scavenger Hunt
  • Winter Waterfowl and Seal Walks - Available during Winter season
  • Horseshoe Crab Discovery Activities - Available May through July
  • Coastal Clean-ups
  • Marvelous Migration Study: Shorebirds
  • Pollinator Palooza 
  • Seining on the Bay/Marine Life Identification - Available May through September
  • Surf Fishing Clinics
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Consider a multi-week immersive program that you can build to meet your needs. We will work with you to incorporate modules perfect for your curriculum and age group. Mix and match your outdoor lessons. Call or email for more details:

Delaware Bay Programs
For more information, contact Michelle Rebilas at michelle@LittoralSociety.org or 856-369-0124.​

Sandy Hook Programs
For more information, contact Nicole Haines at Nicole.Haines@LittoralSociety.org or 732-291-0055.​
Homeschool outdoor excursions are best suited to ages 5 and up, with accompanying adult chaperones. For groups larger than 10 participants, we ask for a 1 to 10 adult to student ratio. Individual excursions will run approximately 90 minutes.

Program Pricing:
  • $10 per participant
  • $200 minimum
  • For an additional program on the same day, additional fees apply.
  • Payment is required 1 week prior to the program.
  • Mail checks to: American Littoral Society, 18 Hartshorne Drive, Highlands, NJ 07732 ​
  • ​Needs based scholarships and those that prioritize BIPOC applicants may be available. 
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18 Hartshorne Drive
​Highlands, NJ 07732

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