Signs of Summer
The Salem Elementary students from Port Washington are treated to a sure sign of summer when they caught the first blue crab of 2014.
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Sailing wing on wing on wing out of Oyster Bay
We’re enjoying a wonderful sail out of Oyster Bay. We were making 4 knots down wind when we took this photo.
Ready, Set, SAIL!!
Set sail with Camp SoundWaters! Sign up to be a sailor! We’re ready for awesome sailing adventures and fun games out on the water! Sessions are filling quickly!
SoundWaters Make A Difference Day – Great Success!
Many thanks to over 200 volunteers who showed up in force at SoundWaters Make a Difference Day on Saturday, May 17 to help clean Cove Island Park coastline and park and participate in activities that encourage stewardship of Long Island Sound. Among the volunteers were 10 Westhill High School football players, as well as students from Stamford […]
Scofield 8th graders measuring the trawl catch
Another great trawl the students picked up 9 spider crab. Winter, summer and windowpane flounder, mummychug and a mantis shrimp.
Make a Difference Day May 17
Discover Long Island Sound with friends and families and earn community service hours. Saturday, May 17, 10 am – 1 pm. Fun for all ages. Clean the beach, paddle a canoe, count horseshoe crabs and more! To learn more
Measuring Horseshoe Crabs
Students from Jefferson Science Magnet School measuring two horseshoe crabs picked up on today’s trawl.
LAST CHANCE!
CAMP SOUNDWATERS EARLY REGISTRATION DISCOUNT ENDS TODAY!!! WEDNESDAY APRIL 30, 2014 REGISTER ONLINE TODAY & SAVE!
Register & Save Today!
Early Registration Discount is ending on April 30th! Sessions are filling quickly. Take advantage and sign up for Camp SoundWaters!
Great way to spend school break
Our Science Stars sailed aboard the schooner SoundWaters for the first STEM sail of the 2014 season! The girls hauled in their own plankton nets to conduct a population study of the smallest organisms in Long Island Sound. They learned about charting and plotting to navigate across the Sound. Using scientific samplers, they tested water […]
