Ocean Education ProgramEducating today's students creates tomorrow's environmental stewards*** Please take a moment to complete our educational survey designed for teachers/marine educations! ***
School ProgramWe host field trips to the Shanty, where students interact with fishermen while learning about local fisheries, gear types, and management. Trips to the fish pier, dissections, or any other topic you would like covered is a possibility! Activities and discussions are age appropriate. If you can't come to us, we can send staff and/or fishermen into your classroom for a presentation on similar topics. Teacher WorkshopsJoin CCCHFA staff and Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve Marine Educator Pat Harcourt for a two day workshop that trains teachers to incorporate local fisheries knowledge into standards set by state curriculum frameworks. No knowledge of fisheries required. Professional Development Points and graduate credit available. Adopt-a-BoatIn conjunction with MIT SeaGrant, we partner your classroom with a local fisherman for a year-long fishy experience.Northwest Atlantic Ocean ExhibitPeak under the surface of local waters with the Shanty's 125 gallon aquarium exhibit featuring local groundfish and benthic critters.Chatham Bars Inn Summer ProgramCCCHFA has partnered with CBI to provide fishy activities for their summer program, including children's activities, weekly dissections, and pier tours.
Please email Olivia with any questions about our educational programs.Other ResourcesMassachusetts Ocean Education Guide Effects of Bottom Fishing on Georges Bank Last updated: January 25, 2008 |
Today's CatchGet Ready for the Event of the Season! Hookers Ball VIII August 16th. Get your copy today! The perfect beach read: three centuries of fishing in Chatham Help Hook the Cure Striped Bass Derby! August 23, 2008, Benefits Parkinson disease research. HAVE YOU CAUGHT A TAGGED HADDOCK OR COD? Report the tagged fish and receive a prize!
If you catch a haddock or cod with a tag:
Fish length Spawning condition Date and time Location Water depth and temperature Gear used Fate of fish (released or landed)
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