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    • Broadreach

    • Bahamas Marine Biology Introduction

      Hands-on introduction to marine biology at the Gerace Marine Research Center. Snorkel on the thriving reefs off San Salvador in the Bahamas. Witness bioluminescence on a nighttime snorkel. Optional scuba extension and certification available. Learn about fish, coral and the entire marine ecosystem. Take side excursions and meet endangered iguana, starfish and more.
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    • Bahamas Marine Biology

      Fascinated with the underwater world or interested in becoming a marine biologist? Join us at the world renowned Gerace Research Center in the eastern Bahamas to learn about the marine world and intricate reef systems firsthand, with the reefs, seagrass beds and beaches of San Salvador as your classrooms. The sheltered waters of Graham’s Harbour are immediately accessible to the Center, with nearby seabird colonies and patch reefs. Other study areas close by include hypersaline lagoons filled with More...
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    • Institute for Shipboard Education - Semester at Sea

    • Semester at Sea - Summer 2012 Voyage

      Sail around the Mediterranean exploring seven countries with Semester at Sea and get the broadest cultural and intellectual exposure possible in one summer. Classroom learning aboard ship integrates with relevant field studies in port, immersing you in the region's most important issues such as sustainability, economic empowerment, globalization, religious pluralism, and national identity. You will earn a full semester of transferable credit from the University of Virginia and gain global skills More...
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    • Wild Studies

    • Bahamas Blue: Summer

      Bahamas Blue is a week-long environment based adventure program for teens ages 13-19 in the Bahamas. Students will participate in field studies including fish and coral surveys, marine debris inventory, as well as snorkel 5 different marine habitats, visit a three level tidal cave, sea kayak and live on an undeveloped beach.
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    • Dolphin Communication Project

    • Field Course in Animal Behavior

      Students will be introduced to the study of animal behavior using a combination of lectures, readings, discussion, and hands-on research with both a wild dolphin group and a captive dolphin population. Lectures will focus on understanding animal behavior from an ecological and evolutionary perspective. Readings and discussion will focus on current research and methodology. Fieldwork will allow students to develop the skills necessary to conduct animal behavior research and to demonstrate these skills More...
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    • Dolphin Communication Project

    • Field Course in Cetacean Ecology

      May 21-29: Online course instruction May 30: Depart for Bimini June 11: Leave Bimini June 12-18: Online course instruction
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