About a month ago the LISOT team of youth advanced racing sailors came and practiced with students from the SoundWaters middle school sailing program. Big thank you to the team for leaving their own practice to teach our students about the racing aspect of sailing!
Guests are enjoying a beautiful sunset on the first Friday Sunset Sail of the 2016 season.
Every year, SoundWaters explores the shallow intertidal areas of Long Island Sound by putting students in chest waders with seine and dip nets to discover the diversity and adaptations of Long Island Sound creatures. Most of the time, the students discover common species such as killifish and mummichogs, but every so often we find a […]
This spring, 17 high school students from Norwalk,Darien, Greenwich, Scarsdale, and Weston, logged over 2400 hours helping over 2000 students study the Long Island Sound! We wish them all the best of luck as they head off to newer and bigger adventures!!
We’re so excited to begin a fantastic summer of fun, adventure, learning, and exploration with our fabulous campers! We have many great plans in store; keep checking back to see some of our favorite moments. What are you most looking forward to?
Camp SoundWaters is prepped and ready for day one starting tomorrow! We at SoundWaters are very excited for the start of camp. With Hawaiian Island Time as the theme, campers will hula their way through the week. Erupting volcanoes and hula skirt crafts lead up to a luau party complete with limbo contest and a […]
The students of Sousa elementary school picked up a seastar encrusted fishing pole in the trawl net this afternoon. HONEST.in
Congratulations to the graduating Class of 2016! The SoundWaters team wishes you the best of luck in all your future endeavors.
The 4th graders from Manorhaven Elementary school are navigating their way through Manhasset Bay this afternoon. Their estimated position from several lines of sight was with in 1/8th of a nautical mile from the GPS position.
Our interns have become very capable teachers! Here, intern Will, senior at Greenwich High School, asks a group of 6th graders about what features they observe on this horseshoe crab and leads them in a discussion about their observations. Right now, Will is explaining that the barnacles and slipper snails the students noticed on the […]
