Human Impacts on Coastal Ecosystems Cruise
Overview
9th and Up
Your Experience
During our Human Impacts of Coastal Ecosystems Cruise aboard our research vessel, the R/V Sea Explorer, students will be introduced to our local birds and marine mammals that live near shore. Students will be able to make connections between what humans do on land and how it affects our coastal ecosystems. Students will collect a water sample to asses phytoplankton productivity, a benthic trawl to investigate the biogeography of benthic organisms, and a plankton sample to identify harmful algal blooms. The outcome of this cruise is directed towards empowering students to use their deeper knowledge of potential human impacts on the environment to advocate for our coastal ecosystems.
Specifications
Up to 45 Total Participants
Participants include students, teachers, and chaperones. We do ask that you bring a maximum of six adults.
Please see our Pricing page for current rates.
Larger Group?
Please contact us for pricing and availability.
Get More Information
fieldtrips@oceaninstitute.org
949-496-2274
Educational Standards
NGSS
- HS-LS2-6
- HS-LS2-7
- HS-LS4-5
- HS-LS2-4