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Our qualified staff provide you with educational opportunities that promote a better understanding of Canada's marine and coastal environment.
Course fees include residence and meals on the Huntsman campus, boat, lab fees, and admission to the Huntsman Fundy Discovery Aquarium.
Open to family and friends, ages 10 years and older
Fee: $499 per person (based on double occupancy)
Family/Group of 4 Fee: $399 per person (based on quadruple occupancy)
Program Only: $350 per person / $315 per child under 12 (includes 3 lunches and 3 suppers)
Information|Registration: Huntsman Application or Click Here To Register Online
Twice a day the tide at the mouth of the Bay rise and fall eight meters stirring up nutrients that have drifted to the ocean floor. Join us as we explore this unique environment and the diversity of life it supports. What we catch and collect at low tide is what we will observe more closely in the lab when the tide in high.
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Fee covers three night en-suite accommodation, nine meals from Tuesday supper to Friday lunch, all instructional fees, boat and lab rental, Aquarium admission and taxes. You just need to find your way to St. Andrews , NB.
Age: 15 to 18
Fee: – Early Bird Registration by May 9th $670 – Regular Course Fee $695
Information|Registration: Huntsman Application or Click Here To Register Online
A fun hands-on introduction to marine biology and Bay of Fundy research projects. Discover the diversity of invertebrates, fish, seabirds and mammals that live in and around the Bay of Fundy.
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Fee includes: four night dormitory accommodation, all meals from Monday supper to Friday breakfast, boat and lab fees, aquarium admissions and taxes. You just need to find your way to St. Andrews , NB.
Age: 15 – 18
Fee: Early Bird Registration by May 23rd $685 – Regular Course Fee $730
Information|Registration: Huntsman Application or Click Here To Register Online
Located at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, the Huntsman is perfectly positioned to access one of the worlds most productive ecosystems. The daily rise and fall of the huge tides stirs up nutrients that provide food for microscopic plants, which in turn feed small animals. This abundance of zooplankton and fish attracts whales, seals, porpoises and seabirds from all over the North Atlantic. Students will have a chance to see them first hand on the course boat trips. Land time will we spent studying characteristics, adaptations, migrations and more.
Participants will learn about:
* marine mammal and seabird diversity
* their adaptations to the marine environment
* migration patterns
* whale catalogues that identify individual animals * and more
Fee includes: four night dormitory accommodation, all meals from Monday supper to Friday breakfast, boat and lab fees, aquarium admissions and taxes. You just need to find your way to St. Andrews , NB.
Open to family and friends, ages 10 years and older
Fee: $499 per person (based on double occupancy)
Family/Group of 4 Fee: $399 per person (based on quadruple occupancy)
Information|Registration: Huntsman Application or Click Here To Register Online
Twice a day the tide at the mouth of the Bay rise and fall eight meters stirring up nutrients that have drifted to the ocean floor. Join us as we explore this unique environment and the diversity of life it supports. What we catch and collect at low tide is what we will observe more closely in the lab when the tide in high.
Learn about:
Fee covers three night en-suite accommodation, nine meals from Tuesday supper to Friday lunch, all instructional fees, boat and lab rental, Aquarium admission and taxes. You just need to find your way to St. Andrews , NB.
