Science at the Sea Youth Program

Science at the Sea has fantastic marine science programs, intended to provide accessible science experiences for kids from historically excluded groups in STEM: including gender minorities, racial/ethnic minorities, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and people from low income or underserved communities. We have events throughout the year that are open to the public. We also host field trips and events with schools and community groups.

We have a wide variety of possible activities. Some of the things participants may get to do include:
  1. Learn about their local watershed
  2. Build Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs)
  3. Get up close to some aquatic animals​
  4. Learn to code with drones
  5. Explore the marine science field through fun games
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Science at the Sea 2021 counselors (left to right): MISS CEO Jasmin Graham, MISS 2021 Fellows Aneysa Morino and Remie Loudy.
Program is free for non-profit organizations and community groups that serve kids from backgrounds traditionally underrepresented in STEM. 
Location: Emerson Point Preserve
5801 17th St W
​ Palmetto, Florida 34221
*Can't come to us? We'll come to you!

Contact us for more information!
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Science at the Sea is in partnership with Manatee County
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Science at the Sea is sponsored by the Tampa Bay Estuary Program