Kid’s Corner: Mermaid Brizo🧜♀️
Kid’s Corner: Mermaid Brizo🧜♀️
A special visit from a special mermaid! This event is for ages 5-8. Please register, 10 spots available per session.
A special visit from a special mermaid! This event is for ages 5-8. Please register, 10 spots available per session.
Learn about Terrapin Turtles and how important they are to our ecosystem. There is a limit of 30 people per class.
Bring your own kayak tour around Clam Cove Reserve with Angela Andersen. 6 spots available per session.
Natural Wonders of Holgate session! Weekly talk about the refuge on the south end of the island with some crafts! Run by Forsythe Wildlife Refuge staff. Open to all ages.
Educational family program with Conserve Wildlife NJ about Ospreys, coastal birds that are important in researching environmental health!
Ben Wurst, leader of the NJ Osprey Project at the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ, will share facts & research about these important coastal birds. Ospreys are a crucial indicator of coastal ecosystem health!
Learn about our oyster recycling program and how oysters help our bay and restoration efforts. See onsite interactive educational science displays.
Kids will learn about aquatic habitats and the invertebrates that live in freshwater streams and the bay (mollusks, horseshoe crabs, & more!). These animals help us learn more about the health of their environment. Some live critters may be there as well! This event is for ages 5-8. Please register, 10 spots available per session.
Learn about Terrapin Turtles and how important they are to our ecosystem. There is a limit of 30 people per class.
Dr. Christine Thompson will present on some of the work that Stockton University researchers are doing to restore oysters in Barnegat Bay. Learn about the biology and ecology of oysters and the challenges and successes of bringing oyster reefs back to Barnegat Bay.
Bring your own kayak tour around Clam Cove Reserve with Angela Anderson. 6 spots available per session.
Wonders of Holgate session! Weekly talk about the refuge on the south end of the island with some crafts! Run by Forsythe Wildlife Refuge staff. Open to all ages.
Join ALO and Feelin’ Blue to learn about a few sustainable practices you can adopt this summer when it comes to your closet. Use natural dye and cloth to tie dye your very own ALO shirt and learn about the benefits of mending your clothes with Gianna from Feelin’ Blue. This summer lets practice reducing ... Read More
Learn about our oyster recycling program and how oysters help our bay and restoration efforts. See onsite interactive educational science displays.
What does it mean to "act green" and why should we care? Kids will use creativity to give single-use items or items that would end up in the landfill, a new life. Our focus will be to create items to help the environment and wildlife here on LBI or in your own hometown!
Learn about Terrapin Turtles and how important they are to our ecosystem. There is a limit of 30 people per class.
Bring your own kayak tour around Clam Cove Reserve with Angela Anderson. 6 spots available per session.
Join the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge for a morning exploration of the many rarely-seen wild mammals of our area. Discover what sets each of these animals apart, and what clues we can discover of their presence in our backyards. Afterwards, crafts and coloring will be available for anyone whose artistic impulses are moved ... Read More
Educational program with volunteers from Stockton University that study marine research!
Recycling is an important part of reducing the waste we create. But what can be recycled, where, and how can we improve those efforts? Tanara Hall, Environmental Specialist/Ocean County Clean Communities Coordinator, will speak on these topics.
Learn about our oyster recycling program and how oysters help our bay and restoration efforts. See onsite interactive educational science displays.
It's story time! Kid's will learn about waste, recycling, and how worms help compost. This event is for ages 5-8. Please register, 15 spots available per session.
Learn about Terrapin Turtles and how important they are to our ecosystem. There is a limit of 30 people per class.
Bring your own kayak tour around Clam Cove Reserve with Angela Anderson. 6 spots available per session.
Wonders of Holgate session! Weekly talk about the refuge on the south end of the island with some crafts! Run by Forsythe Wildlife Refuge staff. Open to all ages.
Educational family program on the benefits of native plants with local organization, Alliance for a Living Ocean! Interactive learning!
John Tiedemann, assistant dean in the School of Science & director of Marine and Environmental Biology at Monmouth University, will present on Stripers. Stripers, also known as striped bass, are faced with overfishing. Learn about the conservation efforts for this species.
Learn about our oyster recycling program and how oysters help our bay and restoration efforts. See onsite interactive educational science displays.
Learn about Terrapin Turtles and how important they are to our ecosystem. There is a limit of 30 people per class.