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Science and Environmental Education Consulting |
Integrating Science, Math, Language Arts and Cultural Studies |
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| Since 1985 our science and environmental educators have taught over a half million teachers and students about the Everglades, beach, forest, desert, rocks & minerals, fossils, comets, rockets, insects, American Indians and much more! It has been our passion, and pleasure, to educate, advocate and promote environmental conservation to ensure the responsibility and sustainability of our environmental resources and to encourage stewardship for future generations. |
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Schedule Your Summer Safaris Now!
| Summer Camps, this is an opportunity to bring a Science Safari adventure to your campers. Watch your campers play the role of an actual scientist! |
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Click here to visit our Camps webpage. Ask us about our multi-program discount! |
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Field Studies: From Sawgrass to Seagrass
| Experiences your students will never forget! |
Everglades Experience - Explore Florida's unique natural treasure as a Wildlife Biologist and discover the mysteries it has to offer. Our one-of-a-kind Everglades Experience is for grades 4 and up. more...
Location: Everglades Holiday Park, Broward's "Newest" park!
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 Coastal Exploration - Come explore the beach through the eyes of a Marine Biologist and discover the wonders it has to offer. For grades 3 and up. more...
Location: John U. Lloyd State Park |
| Teachers book your programs now! |

In-Class Science Safaris |
Awesome Amphibians - Herpetologists have a chance to explore the class Amphibia and they will understand why the oldest land vertebrates lead a "double life". You've heard them call at night and now you will know which call is which with our Frog Caller I.D. Call for more information. Web page coming soon! |
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| Barnacle Billie/Billy - Our "salt–from-the-sea" shares knowledge of our oceans with your students. This interactive safari will have teachers and students learning about some of the big and small creatures of the sea and the plights they face on the planet. more... |
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| Name That Animal - During this experience, young scientists see and touch a variety of skins from the different animal groups: reptiles, amphibians, fish, birds, and mammals. As a scientist, they will learn about each animal's habitat and what it has on its menu. more... |
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| Rainforest Investigations - This program has young Wildlife Biologists piecing together the important components of habitats within the rainforest ecosystem as well as discovering the importance of what animals need to survive. more... |
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| Remarkable Reptiles - Young Herpetologists examine creatures that have been around for millions of years. Discover what has helped them survive and see what truly makes them remarkable. more... |
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| Rockin' Rockets - Our program gives a chance for beginning rocket engineers to understand how it all began. They will experiment with the principles of force and motion by traveling through time building different engines. Your students will have a "rockin'" good time. more... |
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| Sawgrass Sam - Our Everglades resident is back and ready to take your class on an adventure and share stories about this fragile ecosystem and the critters that live in it. more.. |
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| Beautiful Birds - Ornithologists explore the class Aves and what makes this group so diverse. They focus on the unique adaptations that allow birds to survive on every continent by exploring beak shape and function, plumage, and bird calls. |
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Catapult Science - Our modern medieval engineers discover the science behind the catapult. They experiment with the principals of force (potential & kinetic energy) and motion as they launch their ballista, understanding the effects of tension, torsion and gravity. |
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| Fabulous Fish - Ichthyologists delve into the oldest vertebrate group on earth. The diversity of body shape, tail fins, mouth and teeth, and scales allow fish to inhabit a variety of places. With this knowledge young scientist will be able to identify and design their own species. |
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| MOUSECAR 500 - Young mechanical engineers come together as a pit crew to build the fastest mouse trap car. While building they begin to understand the principals of physics including Newton's Laws of Motion, Law of Conservation of Energy and more. Which team will come together and when the checkered flag! |
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Productive Plants & Funny Fungi - These two Kingdoms are often taken for granted in the critical role they have on our planet producing energy and recycling nutrients. Our budding botanists and mycologists learn the difference between the two as well as learn to identify them on sight. |
Thank you for visiting the Science Eye!
They don't care how much you know until they know how much you care.
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Summer Camp
2013

REGISTRATION OPEN!

Field Trip Fridays
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Lunch Provided Daily
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What We Do!
Events!
Aquatic Species Collection Workshop
June 4, 2013, Deering Estates, Miami
NMEA Conference
July 22-26, 2013, Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL
Broward County Envirothon
February 2014
15th Annual Everglades Day
February 2014
Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Water Matters Day
March 2014, Tree Tops Park
LEEF Conference
March 2014
Florida State Envirothon
April 2014
P3 Eco Challange
May 2014 "Nominate a teacher, student, administrator or volunteer"
FMSEA Conference
May 2014
Employment
We are no longer accepting applications for employment. Please check back next school year.
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