Project Oceanology

Campers design and build SeaPerch Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs), then put their creations to the test in daily engineering challenges, suitable for problem-solvers who love tech, teamwork, and discovery.

Campers look to nature for inspiration as they tackle real engineering challenges, designing and testing their own wind turbine and operating a Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV).

Campers collect and observe marine animals from Long Island Sound and discover the unique adaptations that help them find food, survive predators, and thrive in their environment.

Campers design and build SeaPerch Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs), then put their creations to the test in daily engineering challenges, suitable for problem-solvers who love tech, teamwork, and discovery.

This week of camp blends creativity and discovery, exploring the marine environment by boat, then connecting with nature through journaling, art projects, habitat investigations, and water sampling.

This partnership camp focuses on marine animals and their environment for grades 4-6, with days split between Project Oceanology and Mystic Aquarium to learn about Long Island Sound's residents.

This partnership camp is for grades 7-10, involving three days of research and exploration aboard Project Oceanology’s vessels and two days at Mystic Aquarium exploring conservation efforts and behind-the-scenes experiences.

Campers look to nature for inspiration as they tackle real engineering challenges, designing and testing their own wind turbine and operating a Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV).

Campers design and build SeaPerch Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs), then put their creations to the test in daily engineering challenges, suitable for problem-solvers who love tech, teamwork, and discovery.

Campers collect and observe marine animals from Long Island Sound and discover the unique adaptations that help them find food, survive predators, and thrive in their environment.

This week campers squish through the salt marsh, climb on the rocky shore, and comb through the beach to explore a different habitat each day, searching for hidden creatures and investigating tide pools.

Campers design and build SeaPerch Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs), then put their creations to the test in daily engineering challenges, suitable for problem-solvers who love tech, teamwork, and discovery.

This week of camp blends creativity and discovery, exploring the marine environment by boat, then connecting with nature through journaling, art projects, habitat investigations, and water sampling.