Pacific Whale Foundation’s (PWF) Ocean Camp — Summer 2021 teaches elementary schoolchildren about marine wildlife and conservation with engaging daily hands-on science lessons, expressive crafts, team-building games and activities, and nature-based inquiry. Although the in-person sessions for second- through fifth-graders on Maui are full, there are still spots available for PWF’s popular virtual sessions that allows first- through fifth-graders to attend Ocean Camp from anywhere in the world!

Occurring June 21–25, July 5–9 and July 19–23, each weeklong session of Virtual Ocean Camp, explores a unique ocean-related theme and a thoughtfully crafted virtual approach that includes approximately two hours of daily live online engagement and educational activities via a password-protected online visual communication platform that encourages group participation. Kids learn the importance of protecting the ocean and sea life via a meticulously curated program presented by PWF Education Specialists. Campers will also be provided with optional daily science and craft activities that can be completed offline and often outdoors, either independently or in concert with others.

The cost of the virtual program is $50 per camper per week ($40 for PWF members). Each Virtual Ocean Camp summer session can accommodate a maximum of 15 campers, so early registration is strongly recommended. Register today at https://www.pacificwhale.org/education/ocean-camp/

To be notified of our next in-person Ocean Camp session, sign up to our alert list at http://eepurl.com/hjW1V1