Marine Science
Week Four:
Marine Science, July 13 – 17

Marine Science Adventures: Ages 5 – 7
Marine Science Explorers: Ages 8 – 11
Description:
Explore the unique habitats of the Pacific Ocean, including beaches, lagoons and beautiful cliffside walks. Investigate the fascinating organisms that live in ocean habitats and their adaptations. Learn about green sea anemones, chitons and blue mussels, taste seaweed and learn how everything is interconnected in ocean food chains. Identify and classify the many types of seaweed washed up on the beach. Learn about marine mammals and their unique adaptations for life in the ocean. Dissect squid and learn about the unique adaptations of this fascinating cephalopod. Experiment with the unique properties of salt water, and learn about the important role of three National Marine Sanctuaries located close to the Golden Gate Bridge. Learn about the problems of marine plastic pollution and how to reduce this pollution at the source. Explorers will also experiment with the impacts of ocean acidification and discover how to reduce our carbon footprints.
Drop Off and Pick Up Locations:
| Day | Date | Drop-off Location | Pick-up Location |
| Monday | July 13 | Orchard Picnic Area | Orchard Picnic Area |
| Tuesday | July 14 | Berkeley Marina – *special bus field trip to Rodeo Beach | Berkeley Marina |
| Wednesday | July 15 | Orchard Picnic Area | Orchard Picnic Area |
| Thursday | July 16 | Berkeley Marina | Berkeley Marina |
| Friday | July 17 | Lake Anza (Drop-off is on the grassy field by the Parking Lot) | Lake Anza (Pick-up will be down the hill and through the Lake Anza Gate) |
