Estuary EDventures at Tampa Bay Watch

Estuary EDventures at Tampa Bay Watch We aim to educate and empower students to become environmental stewards.

At Tampa Bay Watch, we offer education programs that introduce estuarine ecology and habitat restoration with a conservation message via field trips, outreach, and summer camps.

Big News! 🚨Tampa Bay Watch has officially launched our exciting new rebrand! To unify our brand presence, all updates, p...
09/03/2024

Big News! 🚨

Tampa Bay Watch has officially launched our exciting new rebrand! To unify our brand presence, all updates, photos, and info about the Estuary EDventures program will now be shared on our main Tampa Bay Watch social media pages. Make sure to follow us there to stay connected!

This account will be deactivated on September 9th. We can’t wait to share our journey with you under one roof! 🌊💙

Great time with Osceola fundamental this afternoon! We had tons of biodiversity in our trawl and the students learned al...
05/07/2024

Great time with Osceola fundamental this afternoon! We had tons of biodiversity in our trawl and the students learned all about adaptations of animals in our seagrass beds. After lunch we dove into a citizen science microplastic lab!

We had a great two days with Northside Christian! We had beautiful weather, found a bunch of animals in the estuary, and...
04/25/2024

We had a great two days with Northside Christian! We had beautiful weather, found a bunch of animals in the estuary, and even had some dolphins join us by the dock! 🐬

It’s not uncommon for us over here at TBW to ask students what animal makes the spiral shell and for them to say “hermit...
04/08/2024

It’s not uncommon for us over here at TBW to ask students what animal makes the spiral shell and for them to say “hermit crabs”. So today we are tackling the misconception that hermit crabs make shells. the creator of these spiral shells is actually a sea snail! As the snail grows, the shell grow with it; when the snail dies, hermit crabs will move into the shell. As the hermit crab grows bigger, it not only will molt its hard exoskeleton that covers its legs and the outside of its body, it will also look for a larger shell to move into.

Thank you and for having us yesterday! We spent the day on campus at their sustainability expo and leading some of the...
04/05/2024

Thank you and for having us yesterday! We spent the day on campus at their sustainability expo and leading some of the GLOBE participants through a microplastics lab!

Do you or someone you know love teaching, the marine environment, and working with kids??? Oh boy do we have the opportu...
04/03/2024

Do you or someone you know love teaching, the marine environment, and working with kids??? Oh boy do we have the opportunity for you!

Estuary EDventures is seeking a seasonal summer camp education specialist to assist our programming this summer! You will spend the summer teaching marine science activities to our future marine biologists, guiding them through games, crafts, and activities all while working alongside a pretty fun crew (if we do say so ourselves!)

More information can be found in the link in our bio. Don’t delay, Apply Today!

Jumping for joy because IT’S LEAP DAY! We are making the most of this extra day over here at Estuary EDventures with a s...
02/29/2024

Jumping for joy because IT’S LEAP DAY! We are making the most of this extra day over here at Estuary EDventures with a squid and plankton program! Fifth graders from Ridgecrest elementary learned a lot about squid adaptations and plankton, even making their own plankton for our plankton race!

What are you doing this leap day?

The fun doesn’t stop after the field trip does! Tonight we brought our plankton encounter lab to Northwest Elementary sc...
02/29/2024

The fun doesn’t stop after the field trip does! Tonight we brought our plankton encounter lab to Northwest Elementary school for their science night! We got some pretty rave reviews, one student even said “it’s like magic” ✨

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Saint Petersburg, FL
33715

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