Posts Tagged ‘SCCF’
Sanibel Sea School – At Your Resort
In addition to offering a variety of ocean experiences at our Flagship headquarters on the East End of Sanibel, we also have partnerships with multiple resorts on Sanibel and Captiva.…
Read MoreOcean Tribe Paddlers
Through monthly paddling meetups on local waters, the Ocean Tribe Paddling (OTP) Club members gather on paddleboards and kayaks to enjoy the ocean together. Paddling in San Carlos Bay, the…
Read MoreFun Facts about Sharks!
By Emily White We are all familiar with sharks, but every shark species has unique traits that make them even cooler! Take a look at some interesting shark facts below.…
Read MoreCucumbers of the Sea
By Emily White If you know where to look, it’s relatively easy to find sea cucumbers lazing on the ocean floor, slightly buried in the sand- but make no mistake,…
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 MoreFish Otoliths
By Sam Lucas Have you ever wondered if fish have ears or if they can hear? Fish do not have ears that we can see, but they do have “earstones”…
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…
Read MoreShark Teeth in Southwest Florida
By Sam Lucas The beaches of Sanibel and Captiva are renowned for the beautiful shells that wash up onto the sand. However, visitors may be wondering, where are all the…
Read MoreWelcome Sanibel Sea School Interns!
Abby Hendershot and Mary Buerer are excited to share their passion for the environment this summer. Sanibel Sea School welcomed two seasonal interns earlier this summer to help with educational…
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