Posts Tagged ‘Environmental Education’
What is a Fish? A Deep Dive into Fish Fins
What is a fish, really? It sounds like an easy question—something any third grader with a fish tank could answer—but scientists will tell you it’s a surprisingly slippery definition. With…
Read MoreExploring and Unplugging: Sanibel Sea School’s Afterschool Program
On Monday and Wednesday afternoons, something special happens when the school bell rings at The Sanibel School. Instead of heading home or logging on to a screen, a group of…
Read MoreTrumpet Worm – Stumbling Upon a Tiny “Ice Cream Cone”
Low tide at Bunche Beach is always a treasure hunt, but this particular morning felt especially magical. It was a chilly early December day, and we were out with a…
Read MoreSanibel Sea School Connects Families to the Ocean with Immersive Experiences
As we head into the busy spring season, we’re joined by many families who enjoy our private experiences at Sanibel Sea School. Each adventure brings its own sense of curiosity,…
Read MoreSanibel Sea School Seeks Preschool Counselors for Summer Camp
This summer, Sanibel Sea School is excited to introduce a brand-new opportunity for individuals passionate about early childhood education and nature-based learning: the Preschool Camp Counselor position for its popular…
Read MoreSanibel Sea School Brings Marine Science to Life for Middle Schoolers
SCCF’s Sanibel Sea School continues to engage The Sanibel School’s middle school students through hands-on marine science and environmental education. These collaborative programs support classroom learning while connecting students directly…
Read MoreSanibel Sea School Welcomes Two New Seasonal Marine Science Educators!
We are so excited to announce two new seasonal marine science educators joining our team of ocean advocates. Our new educators are here just in time to help us kick…
Read MoreSouth Fort Myers High Students Turn Class Project into Sanibel Sea School Field Trip
On Jan 29, Sanibel Sea School welcomed 23 students from South Fort Myers High School for a hands-on marine science field trip. The students in grades 10–12 were enrolled in…
Read MoreWill You Be My Valen-SPINE? Heart Urchins Washing Up Along Sanibel Shores
Is there anything more fitting than a heart urchin for Valentine’s Day? If you’ve been walking along Sanibel’s Gulf beaches recently, you may have noticed a heart-shaped urchin test in…
Read MoreSanibel Sea School Awarded 2026 Empowerment Grant to Support Wahine Toa
Sanibel Sea School is honored to have been awarded a $4,000 grant from the Zonta Foundation of Southwest Florida and the Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva. The 2026 Empowerment Grant program…
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