Posts Tagged ‘sanibel’
Kindness & Conservation: A Day of Discovery with the Heights Foundation
Excited students from the Heights Foundation gathered around our Sanibel Sea School marine science educators at Bunche Beach on Wednesday afternoon. “Our one and only rule is to be kind.…
Read MoreA Chance to ‘Sea’: Unforgettable Field Trips with Child Care of Southwest Florida
Sanibel Sea School partners with local organizations to offer free and educational field trips, providing young minds the opportunity to connect with nature.
Read MoreSanibel Sea School Hosts First Week of Camp at Bailey Homestead
Sanibel Sea School officially launched summer camp at the Bailey Homestead on June 21. During “Look it’s a Sea School of Snook,” week, counselors set up their home base under…
Read MoreSanibel Sea School Kicks off Summer Camp with Shark Week
In the first summer camp since 2019, Sanibel Sea School was thrilled to kick-off the summer with “Bonnethead Week – Swimmin’ with the Sharks,” a week-long camp for kids ages…
Read MorePlumed Worms
By Sam Lucas Plumed worms (Diopatra cuprea), also known as decorator worms or ornate worms, are a common inhabitant of coastal areas. They are a species of segmented worm, a…
Read MorePipefish
By Sam Lucas Pipefish are classified within the family Syngnathidae along with their more recognized cousin, the seahorse. They are a slender fish named after the long, thin pipes men…
Read MoreCalico Scallops
By Kealy McNeal One of the most common shells found on the beaches of Sanibel and Captiva, the calico scallop, is also one of the most beautiful. It washes ashore…
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