First Horseshoe Crab of the Season
We picked up the first horseshoe crab of the season today while trawling with the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich.
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We picked up the first horseshoe crab of the season today while trawling with the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich.
Just ask any of the students in the Coastal Science Investigation program! They have been conducting tests on a variety of water parameters from the Long Island Sound watershed including oxygen, temperature and turbidity! Check back to see what their outdoor adventure is next!
The wind and rain did not stop the Kindergarten class from their SoundWaters field science study program today! Every student in the KT Murphy Kindergarten class actively performed water experiments, hands-on form and function analysis of local live animals, including horseshoe crabs, sea stars, flounder, terrapins and used microscopes to analyze their plankton samples they collected. Thanks […]
Sea Star campers had so much fun with their counselors last summer learning about Long Island Sound habitats. A creative way they became more familiar with habitats was designing their own sand castle! They worked with their counselors and friends to build incredible sand castles for some Long Island Sound animals. Join us again […]
Bluefish campers had an amazing time fishing last summer. Together they collected fish, crabs, and much more! Join us again for more fun out on the water. Camp SoundWaters will be here before you know it. Sign up soon!
Let’s go Sea Stars! Our annual Anything That Floats Race needs the help of sea star campers! Join us this summer to help design and create a new boat with your team to compete in the race. Come make new friends and work together to win! This session is a ton of fun […]
The new crew of the Schooner SoundWaters is taking advantage of the nicer weather for training sails. Education sails begin the week of April 15. Public sails begin June 21.
Eighth grade students from Rippowam bundle up for a day in the field at the Mianus River. Students sampled and analyzed the water, took soil cores, and measured flow rate of the river as part of their watershed study.
While it may not like feel like it – spring is here! The schooner crew arrived yesterday and they are already hard at work prepping the boat for the upcoming season.
Bluefish campers navigated throughout Holly Pond to reach a secret destination. Come back this summer for a new session geared towards canoeing adventures! Learn all the skills it takes to become an expert on the water. Sign up soon!
