Education

The calendar features youth artworks that illustrate how we can share the shore and sea with marine wildlife. It also includes facts and viewing guidelines for whales, dolphins, Hawaiian monk seals, sea turtles, and corals in the Pacific Islands region.

An educational poster illustrating the daytime resting and nighttime feeding activities of a Hawaiian spinner dolphin.

En esta actividad, los participantes identificarán a orcas individuales en la manada L asociando sus manchas en forma de silla de montar y sus aletas dorsales con una guía de identificación.

En esta actividad, los participantes examinarán el contenido del estómago de una ballena gris que encalló en Arroyo Beach, en West Seattle, el 14 de abril de 2010.

Las orcas residentes del sur son iconos del noroeste del Pacífico.

This 40 page guide provides educators with information and tools to plan, design, and implement meaningful watershed educational experiences.

This curriculum includes 10 hands-on lesson plans that explore the salmon life cycle; the cultural, environmental, and economic importance of salmon; the major issues facing salmon; and how individuals can get involved to protect these iconic species.

This book introduces young children to the salmon life cycle and concepts such as ecosystems, keystone species, salmon culture, and stewardship. The book concludes with six case studies about kids who are making a difference on salmon-related issues.

The smalltooth sawfish, giant manta ray, oceanic whitetip shark, scalloped hammerhead shark are found in the southeastern United States and are listed under the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Explore the unique benefits of aquaculture in the Pacific Islands region through a classic paper fortune teller.