This Field Course will provide a biblically-based, hands-on overview of various marine species present in South Florida. The intent of this course is to provide detailed information about local marine life, an opportunity to interact with our local marine environment and to encourage students to think critically about how the Bible pertains to science.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. For the final class of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. Towards the end of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. Towards the end of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. For one of our classes, we will also enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. For the final class of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. For one of the classes, we will also enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. Towards the end of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. Towards the end of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. Towards the end of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

This Field Course will provide a biblically-based, hands-on overview of various marine species present in South Florida. The intent of this course is to provide detailed information about local marine life, an opportunity to interact with our local marine environment and to encourage students to think critically about how the Bible pertains to science.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. For the final class of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is excited to offer this full-year comprehensive program for elementary school students that covers a variety of marine life commonly seen in Florida’s marine waters. This class series is designed as a two-year program so that topics are unique during that time frame. Students will meet for class once per month at the beach and learn about a different marine animal each month. Each year includes lessons on four vertebrate and four invertebrate marine animals. Towards the end of the school year, we will enjoy a snorkeling tour in shallow offshore waters where students can spot marine life discussed during the school year.

Saltwater Studies is going shark tagging! This event is offered in partnership with Nova Southeastern University and the Guy Harvey Research Institute. This excursion is truly a "hands-on" experience. We will have the opportunity to participate in activities such as prepping the rigging, setting the lines, reeling in the sharks, and even placing the tag onto the shark.

Participants will be led on a guided snorkeling adventure in the shallow water around Peanut Island. Crystal blue water, an abundance of reef fish and beautiful sea shells make this a location to remember.

Participants will be given an overview of marine species commonly seen in South Florida’s reef systems. After a brief introduction, participants will be led along an artificial reef system and snorkel tour in the crystal blue waters adjacent to Phil Foster Park in the Intracoastal Waterway.

Participants will be provided with an introduction to snorkeling in the shallow, protected turquoise waters of Dubois Park followed by a snorkel down the “lazy river” and through the adjacent mangrove area.

Participants will be provided with a guided tour of the shallow waters of a coastal mangrove swamp. Hand nets and buckets will be used to collect and view specimens such as crabs and fish.  Please come prepared to get wet!

Participants will be provided with an introduction to snorkeling in the shallow, protected turquoise waters of Dubois Park followed by a snorkel down the “lazy river” and through the adjacent mangrove area.

Participants will be led on a guided snorkeling adventure in the shallow water around Peanut Island. Crystal blue water, an abundance of reef fish and beautiful sea shells make this a location to remember.

Participants will be given an overview of marine species commonly seen in South Florida’s reef systems. After a brief introduction, participants will be led along an artificial reef system and snorkel tour in the crystal blue waters adjacent to Phil Foster Park in the Intracoastal Waterway.

Saltwater Studies is going shark tagging! This event is offered in partnership with Nova Southeastern University and the Guy Harvey Research Institute. This excursion is truly a "hands-on" experience. We will have the opportunity to participate in activities such as prepping the rigging, setting the lines, reeling in the sharks, and even placing the tag onto the shark.

Saltwater Studies is going shark tagging! This excursion is truly a "hands-on" experience. We will have the opportunity to participate in activities such as prepping the rigging, setting the lines, reeling in the sharks, and even placing the tag onto the shark.

Join Saltwater Studies at Bone Valley Experience in Wauchula, Florida for a dry fossil dig! Participants will first learn about shark tooth identification before being provided with sieves and shovels to search the grounds for various fossils.

Students will be provided with a discussion on sharks focusing on myths, behaviors and conservation efforts. Following the discussion, students will divide into small groups and complete a shark tooth laboratory where they learn to identify different sharks based on the shape of their teeth.

Participants will enjoy a guided snorkel in the crystal blue waters off the beach at Coral Cove Park. This area has limestone formations that extend from the beach underwater, creating a unique marine habitat for a variety of fish, crustaceans and mollusks. The waters just offshore are a great location for collecting sea shells, spotting reef fish and maybe even a stone crab or two.

Students will be provided with an overview of various species of snails and clams that can be seen in South Florida waters.

Participants will enjoy a guided snorkel along a series of artificial reefs. Highlights of this trip include beautiful water, a variety of marine life and numerous sea shells.

Participants will enjoy exploring one of the few naturally occurring rocky shores in South Florida. This tour begins with a basic overview of the rocky shore ecosystem before we will head out in search of marine life along the waterward side of the rocks. An excellent place to find seashells, participants are encouraged to search in the nooks and crannies of the rock face to find their beach treasures. Our tour will conclude at the south end of the park where we will explore a series of tide pools at low tide. Come prepared to scramble!

This tour includes a beach walk at Coral Cove Park on Jupiter Island. In addition to a sandy beach, Coral Cove Park also includes an Anastasia limestone formation which has been eroded by the waves. The rocky shoreline includes opportunities to search for marine life in the tide pools and collect numerous sea shells.