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Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies cooks up Slough Stew
Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies cooks up Slough Stew

NOTE: In order to register your class for a program please contact the appropriate organization by email or phone for a reservation and/or confirmation. (Contact information is listed next to each program on the following pages)

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Estuary Ecology Hike Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
(Jessica Ryan)
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 1-hour program in May 2016 as space and time allow (our May 2016 schedule is currently FULL). Students will learn important concepts of estuarine ecology through hands-on, inquiry-based activities. No Plant Science
Ocean Science
Earth Science
Outdoors
Wildlife Science
Watershed Science 		View
Discovery Lab Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
(Jessica Ryan)
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 Note: OUR DISCOVERY LAB PROGRAM SCHEDULE FOR THE 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR IS CURRENTLY FULL - WE HAVE NO SPACES REMAINING. Discovery Lab programs are booked for the upcoming year each August on a designated BookingBlitz Day. The 2016-17 BookingBlitz is tentatively scheduled for Friday, August 19, 2016 from 8am - ... No Earth Science
Plant Science
Wildlife Science
Watershed Science
Ocean Science
Outdoors
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Discovery Lab Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game - Sport Fish Division
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 Public and student Discovery Labs are offered periodically during throughout the year. OUR STUDENT DISCOVERY LAB PROGRAM SCHEDULE FOR THE 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR IS CURRENTLY FULL - WE HAVE NO SPACES REMAINING. Student Discovery Lab programs are booked for the upcoming year each August on a designated BookingBlitz Day. The ... No Salmon Science
Fishing
Watershed Science
Outdoors
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Summer Family Fishing Club Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game - Sport Fish Division
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 ADF&G Sport Fish Division's Aquatic Education staff offers summer Family Fish Club outings to several land-based fishing hotspots in the Homer area in June, July & August. Fishing rods & gear are supplied. Anglers 16 yrs and older must have valid sport fishing licenses. Contact Aquatic Education Specialist Carmen Field ... No Outdoors
Fishing 		View
Family Ice Fishing Expedition Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game - Sport Fish Division
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 ADF&G Sport Fish Division's Aquatic Education staff offers 1-2 Family Ice Fishing outings to a lake stocked by ADF&G with rainbow trout or salmon on the Central Peninsula. Participants caravan in private vehicles to the lake for a 1/2 day of ice fishing in February each year. Holes are drilled ... No Fishing
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Salmon Habitat & Ecology in the classroom Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game - Sport Fish Division
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 ADF&G Sport Fish Division's Aquatic Education staff offers EE programs focused on salmon ecology, watershed science and fishing in school classrooms or on school grounds or in adjacent wetland habitats. Program content and timing can be arranged by contacting Aquatic Education Specialist Carmen Field at 226-4659. No Fishing
Salmon Science
Watershed Science
Indoors
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Five Senses Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
(Seth Spencer)
  • Pre-K
 This 1 1/2 hour field trip utilizes and develops students' five senses as they explore autumn at the Wynn Nature Center. August-October. $75 per class. Yes Outdoors
Plant Science 		View
Forest Ecology The Pratt Museum
(Chessie Sharp)
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 The Pratt Museum has a trail looping through the forest that is approximately one third of a mile long. Docent-led walks through the forest focus on the changing Kachemak Bay forest ecosystem and spruce beetle outbreaks. Traditional Alaska Native plant uses may also be discussed. Forest trail guides are available ... Yes Earth Science
Human History
Plant Science 		View
Marine Gallery Exploration The Pratt Museum
(Chessie Sharp)
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 The Pratt Museum’s marine gallery has 4 aquariums featuring living ocean creatures from Kachemak Bay. Hands-on labs can also be set up in this space allowing students the opportunity to hold sea stars, sea urchins and other marine life. Worksheets are available. Yes Ocean Science
Wildlife Science
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Peoples of Kachemak Bay: The Pratt Museum
(Chessie Sharp)
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 Kachemak Bay is the homeland of both Dena’ina and Sugqiaq/Alutiiq people. Through the use of maps, exhibits, and artifacts students discuss the maritime cultures that have thrived in Kachemak Bay for thousands of years. Hands-on objects and artifacts are shared with the students. For older students (6th grade and up), ... Yes Human History View
 
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