Summer | Coastal Studies

2008 Summer Programs
For students entering grades 3-8

Looking for adventure in the summer of 2008?

Join the Lloyd Center for an exciting summer outdoors.

Canoeing, camping, and snorkeling are just a few of the activities offered through the 2008 summer program. 

In its 27th season, the Lloyd Center’s Summer Programs are designed to give motivated students an opportunity to explore different aspects of environmental science.

All sessions include field study, laboratory work, and fun!

FRESHWATER WETLANDS

3rd & 4th Grade       
July 7th  - July 18th
Instructor: Amanda Wilkinson  

8:30 am - 3:00 pm (Monday-Friday)

Explore the area’s ponds, swamps, marshes, bogs, and rivers in this two-week course.  This program is designed to be a hands-on experience. We will collect wetland creatures, learn to build terrariums and set up tanks - so don't be afraid to get wet and muddy!

Members $440*    Non-members $530

BEACHY BIRDS
  
5th & 6th Grade
July 21st - July 25th
Instructor: Jasmine Smith-Gillen

8:30 am - 3:00 pm (Monday-Friday)

Explore the salty world of birds on the shore.  Using field marks, learn to identify birds on the beach, marsh and estuary. 

We will go birding in each habitat, seeking out these lovely creatures.  Learn about flight and  examine feathers up-close. 

Discover all the obstacles to migration in a hands-on activity.  Let your imagination take wing!

Members $250*   Non-members $280

Explore the coastal environment while studying the salt marsh, estuary, sandy beach, and rocky shore. 

Emphasis is on environmental awareness and skill development.

Canoe trips, snorkeling, and other coastal adventures await!

I CAN PADDLE, CANOE?  

6th - 8th  Grade                
July 28th – August 1st 
Instructor: Liz Moniz  

8:30am - 3:00pm (Monday-Friday)

Welcome aboard!

Grab your paddle and life vest because we are spending this week on the water.  We will be teaching basic paddle strokes, boating safety and canoe rescue techniques. 

We will explore our local rivers to refine and test our skills before gearing up for our day at the lake and the over-night campout.

Members $ 280*   Non-members $340

KEEPING COOL WITH COLD BLOODED CREATURES 

3rd & 4th Grades                
August 4th – 8th
Instructor: Amanda Wilkinson

8:30am – 3:00pm (Monday-Friday)

What does it mean to be cold blooded?   Discover the answers as we investigate the righteous world of reptiles!  

Find-out first hand what these creatures need to survive day to day and where they go in the winter.  

We will be exploring local habitats as we hunt for herps on the loose in Massachusetts.

Members $250*   Non-members $280

Come explore the ocean and coastal ecosystems.  Learn about the amazing world of sea creatures, large and small. 

Collect live animals while snorkeling and beachcombing.  Climb on board a whale watch vessel for a chance to see these amazing giants. 

Pack your bags for an over-night camp out!

Members $440*    Non-members $530

*Members’ children and grandchildren under the age of 18 are eligible for  discounted Member rates on Summer Programs:

      Basic (Family) memberships: total discount per family - $25

      Subscribing (Family) memberships: total discount per family - $50

      Supporting, Sustaining and Leading memberships: no discount limit