Posts Tagged ‘community’
A Week in the Field Week 2: Putting Field Science into Practice
For the first time this year, Sanibel Sea School and its parent organization, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF), took their unique and inspiring teen program to a new level with an…
Read MoreA Week in the Field: Growing the Next Generation of Environmental Scientists
This summer marked the fourth year of Sanibel Sea School’s A Week in the Field program, a free, application-based camp designed to give high school students an immersive look at…
Read MoreGo with the Flow: Jellies Week at Sanibel Sea School
August 3–7 marked one of the final weeks of summer camp at Sanibel Sea School, with multiple campuses running, and many of our campers getting in their last big week…
Read MoreDiscovering the Florida Keys, One Snorkel at a Time
Sanibel Sea School’s Coral Reef Week 1 was filled with sunshine, incredible wildlife encounters, and plenty of personal growth as 15 campers, ages 13-14, explored one of the world’s most…
Read MoreJoin Us in Sharing Memories of Pepper
We have some sad news to share with our Sanibel Sea School family. If you’ve been part of our community for a while, chances are you’ve met Pepper — our…
Read MoreBuilding Pathways Through Nature: Welcoming Grace Place to Sanibel Sea School
This month, Sanibel Sea School was delighted to welcome nearly 80 kindergarten and first-grade students from the Naples-based Grace Place for Children & Families for two unforgettable beach field trips.…
Read MoreSpirals, Snail Trails, and Shell Adventures: Lightning Whelk Week at Sanibel Sea School
The last week of June at Sanibel Sea School, campers discovered that sometimes the smallest details can tell the biggest stories. During Spiral & Strike: Lightning Whelk Week, they dove…
Read MoreHigh School Students Explore Careers through Sanibel Sea School/FGCU Partnership
On June 26, Sanibel Sea School welcomed 45 local high school students from Florida Gulf Coast University’s Outreach Programs for a day of exploration, beach time, and hands-on marine science.…
Read MoreChristmas in June: All About Christmas Tree Worms
In Florida’s coral reefs, it is Christmas year-round with an abundance of Christmas tree worms! Scientifically known as Spirobranchus giganteus, these tropical worms are identifiable by their spiral plumage, bright…
Read MoreTrailways Campers Get Opportunity to Give Back & Enjoy ‘Best Day Ever’ at Beach
On May 19, Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation’s (SCCF) education team partnered with Trailways Camp’s first “In Community” camp for adults with special needs for a morning of beach exploration, arts and crafts,…
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