FIELD TRIPS
Carolina Ocean Studies takes groups to magnificent barrier islands and ocean reefs for thrilling environmental education. Our programs are hands-on, feet-wet, and curriculum based. The sea's wonders are revealed when participants go fishing, crabbing and exploring remote beaches. Dolphins are commonly observed. Wild "Banker ponies" are usually viewed during our Shackleford Banks and Cape Lookout excursions.
supports classroom learning in:
Environmental Studies, Marine Studies
topics covered:
Abiotic/biotic factors, anatomy (squid/fish), biology, chemistry, ecology, ecosystems, estuaries, fun learning, hands-on learning, invertebrates/vertebrates, marine science, natural history, outdoor education, science
contact info
Name: Carolina Ocean Studies
Phone: 910-458-7302
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Carolina Ocean Studies
For 30 years, Carolina Ocean Studies has been taking K-12 students out on field trips to North Carolina barrier islands. The places we visit are part of our country’s natural treasure. Shackleford Banks has one of the largest populations of wild horses in the Eastern United States. The Cape Lookout Lighthouse has been warning ships of North Carolina's infamous shoals since 1859. The pristine and secluded beaches of Masonboro Island bring both awe and solace to its visitors.
contact info
Hrs: Office: M-F 9AM-5PM
FIELD TRIPS
Carolina Ocean Studies takes groups to magnificent barrier islands and ocean reefs for thrilling environmental education. Our programs are hands-on, feet-wet, and curriculum based. The sea's wonders are revealed when participants go fishing, crabbing and exploring remote beaches. Dolphins are commonly observed. Wild "Banker ponies" are usually viewed during our Shackleford Banks and Cape Lookout excursions. We have taken many troops as young as brownies to eagle scouts.
supports classroom learning in:
Environmental Studies, Marine Studies
topics covered:
Abiotic/biotic factors, anatomy (squid/fish), biology, chemistry, ecology, ecosystems, estuaries, fun learning, hands-on learning, invertebrates/vertebrates, marine science, natural history, outdoor education, science
contact info
Name: Carolina Ocean Studies
Phone: 910-458-7302
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Carolina Ocean Studies
For 30 years, Carolina Ocean Studies has been taking K-12 students out on field trips to North Carolina barrier islands. The places we visit are part of our country’s natural treasure. Shackleford Banks has one of the largest populations of wild horses in the Eastern United States. The Cape Lookout Lighthouse has been warning ships of North Carolina's infamous shoals since 1859. The pristine and secluded beaches of Masonboro Island bring both awe and solace to its visitors.
contact info
Hrs: Office: M-F 9AM-5PM
FIELD TRIPS
Carolina Ocean Studies takes groups to magnificent barrier islands and ocean reefs for thrilling environmental education. Our programs are hands-on, feet-wet, and curriculum based. The sea's wonders are revealed when participants go fishing, crabbing and exploring remote beaches. Dolphins are commonly observed. Wild "Banker ponies" are usually viewed during our Shackleford Banks and Cape Lookout excursions.
For homeschool co-ops larger than 25, please contact us to book a field trip. For smaller groups, you can buy tickets online.
supports classroom learning in:
Environmental Studies, Marine Studies
topics covered:
Abiotic/biotic factors, anatomy (squid/fish), biology, chemistry, ecology, ecosystems, estuaries, fun learning, hands-on learning, invertebrates/vertebrates, marine science, natural history, outdoor education, science
contact info
Name: Carolina Ocean Studies
Phone: 910-458-7302
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Carolina Ocean Studies
For 30 years, Carolina Ocean Studies has been taking K-12 students out on field trips to North Carolina barrier islands. The places we visit are part of our country’s natural treasure. Shackleford Banks has one of the largest populations of wild horses in the Eastern United States. The Cape Lookout Lighthouse has been warning ships of North Carolina's infamous shoals since 1859. The pristine and secluded beaches of Masonboro Island bring both awe and solace to its visitors.
contact info
Hrs: Office: M-F 9AM-5PM
FAMILY OUTINGS
Ecotours-Fun for the whole family! Great for ages 5-18. We divide groups once on the island by age range so invite all your kids and teens!
topics covered:
Abiotic/biotic factors, anatomy (squid/fish), biology, chemistry, ecology, ecosystems, estuaries, fun learning, hands-on learning, invertebrates/vertebrates, marine science, natural history, outdoor education, science
contact info
Name: Carolina Ocean Studies
Phone: 910-458-7302
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Carolina Ocean Studies
For 30 years, Carolina Ocean Studies has been taking K-12 students out on field trips to North Carolina barrier islands. The places we visit are part of our country’s natural treasure. Shackleford Banks has one of the largest populations of wild horses in the Eastern United States. The Cape Lookout Lighthouse has been warning ships of North Carolina's infamous shoals since 1859. The pristine and secluded beaches of Masonboro Island bring both awe and solace to its visitors.
contact info
Hrs: Office: M-F 9AM-5PM