Name:   Sea Camp
Topics
 
 
Camp
URL
 
 
http://www.tamug.edu/seacamp/
Location
 
 
Sea Camp-TAMUG,
P.O. Box 1675 Galveston, Texas 77553 Email: seacamp@tamug.tamu.edu Phone: 409-740-4525
Organizations
 
 
Texas A&M University at Galveston (TAMUG)
Description
 
 
"Sea Camp is a week-long adventure exploring the wonders of the marine and estuarine environments. As a Sea Camper, you will have access to research vessels, oceanographic equipment,laboratory facilities and a professional staff enabling you to learn about the ocean through first-hand on-the-water experiences."
Average Rating
 
 
Last Updated
 
 
8/8/2006
 
Comments

Contributed by: DITD Team Member  
Rating:
Touted as a "hands-on" and "feet-in" marine science adventure for ages 6-11, this camp offers a really special adventure for eager young minds who have an interest in marine life and biology. The kids do more than just listen and look as they are encouraged to research and explore the marine life they are studying.
 
Contributed by: Davidson Young Scholar  
Rating:
I went to Sea Camp and really enjoyed it. I enjoyed learning about marine life through such activities as seining, dissecting fish, visiting a sea turtle research facility and trawling from a research vessel for shrimp, fish and crabs.
 
Contributed by: Parent of Davidson Young Scholar  
Rating:
Sea Camp offers a combination of marine science studies mixed with fun recreational activities. Campers have the experience of living in dormitories on a university campus. My child participated in Sea Camp 1 and gained additional knowledge of marine biology. She enjoyed many aspects of the camp and being involved with other campers with a common interest.
 
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