Family and other programs. Dave Grant for sale on Amazon, etc. (And better yet, Dave Grant for free!)
IPY-International Polar Year Sailing to Greenland August 2006 Coral Reefs and Global Change
The following booklets are materials and curricula that we base most of our Sandy Hook programs around. In some cases the materials can be purchased directly; however, we prefer to distribute them free at our training sessions. Most are offered from 9:30 am-2:30 pm (5-training hours) and have a $25 fee.
Please, see a schedule of these on the Sandy Hook page. Click here for program images.
Plant and Animal checklists for your students.
You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
(Click images below for more information)

Learning With Limulus	Upon request As featured in The Underwater Naturalist and Natural History magazine, and at the National and South Carolina Marine Educators' Association conferences, Green Eggs and Sand program (Delaware), and at Massachusetts Audubon Society. Living on Limulus and Learning With Limulus can be presented at Sandy Hook or in your classroom. Study our most fascinating marine creature at Sandy Hook and learn about all of the creatures (including humans) that rely on them. Not certain about this program? Take the horseshoe crab quiz to decide. Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
	Upon request A new workshop and training opportunity. (Cooperative with NJ Fish and Wildlife.) Study New Jersey's reptiles and amphibians, understand their roles in the environment, and threats to their existence. Students can learn field survey techniques and data analysis. Click HERE for a registration form.
	Last Friday in April Ten half day sessions of the history, geology, and biology of Sandy Hook.This is popular with sixth to tenth grade teachers. Click here for photos of students exploring Sandy Hook. Not certain about this program? Take the Coastal quiz to help decide. Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
	First Friday in May  The 85 Estuaries activities lead you from upland areas to coastal areas and provide learning activities for the classroom and the field to help your students understand the value of the entire watershed.The target audience is grades six through ten. Click here for photos of students cruising the calm waters of Sandy Hook Bay. Not certain about this program? Take the Estuaries quiz to help decide. Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
	Outreach too! - Upon request Global Change An overview of issues, including: Global Warming, rising sea levels, Polar environments, and coral reefs. (Traditional and non-traditional educators.) 9:30 am-2:30 pm Fee: $25, Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
Underwater Remotely Operated Vehicles  Hosts: Monitor National Marine Sanctuary at Sandy Hook's Ocean Institute	Upon request ROV - Design 10:00 am-2:00 pm Build and test an underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle Participants will build an ROV and test their design under water, learn how ROV technology can be infused into high school curriculum tied to state and national standards, and how it is used for research, monitoring and exploration in national marine sanctuaries, and will be provided with an overview of the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) center and regional and national student ROV competitions.  Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
	Monthly Astronomy nights feature lunar facts and fiction, night lore. star identification and activities for students of all ages. Click here for images.
	Upon request This is a good introduction to wetlands types, values, and protection in New Jersey. Teachers at all levels will find this good background material. Click here to view images of participants studying wetlands in New Jersey. Not certain about this program? Take the Wetlands quiz to help decide. Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
	Upon request Coastal Geology and problems along the shore. Activities include beach profiling, sedimentation, weather, storms and activities for the classroom and field trips. Click here for photos of students engaged in beach studies. Click HERE for a registration form You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732.
	Upon request Coastal plants and their adaptations. Plant succession, zonation, biomes and biodiversity Click here for photos of students studying botany.. Click HERE for a registration form You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732.
	Upon request This is a collection of environmental activities that we use in various parks around Monmouth County, to teach Native and Colonial American lore and introductory environmental topics. The target audience is students in grades three through six. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732 Click HERE for a registration form.
	Upon request This was developed cooperatively with National Audubon Society and is the New Jersey edition. The target population includes both educators and the general public. Click here to view images of participants studying wetlands in New Jersey. Not certain about this program? Take the Wetlands quiz to help decide. Click HERE for a registration form.
	Upon request The Citizen Scientist A hands-on introduction to laboratory techniques, and living and nonliving indicators scientists use to monitor the environment. Learn about environmental issues; water, land and air pollution problems; and how scientists test for them. (Traditional and non-traditional educators.) 9:30 am-2:30 pm Fee and Code: $25, XSAHT 029 Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732

Upon request This activity guide is designed to raise student awareness and understanding of water quality topics and issues by demonstrating the relationship of water quality to personal, public and environmental health in an interactive, easy-to-use, hands-on format. To see some related activities, click here. Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732

	Upon request Join us for a "Biodiversity Blitz" at Sandy Hook and we'll make a transect across the park's wetlands, dunes, beaches and the famous holly forest to catalog as many species as possible in a day. Not certain about this program? Take the Biodiversity quiz to decide. Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732
	Upon request Great Storms and the New Jersey Coast A half-day session about the geology, storms and coastal problems in New Jersey. This is popular with high school teachers as a training program, in-service and for students as a field trip activity. Click here for photos of students studying beach problems at Sandy Hook. Not certain about this program? Take the Coastal quiz to help decide. Click HERE for a registration form. You must register in advance. Email or write us at Box 533, Sandy Hook, NJ 07732

Caption from CZM book (Above)
Monmouth County Chair Dave Grant and Citizen Advisory Council
members examine Sandy Hook Shoreline documents.

Did you miss it this year? Click here to see pictures of the 2004 workshop.
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