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Osteoporosis of the Sea

An interactive activity demonstrating the effects of ocean acidification on shelled marine organisms, the ocean food web and to humans.

Students figure out what season it is based on maps of sea surface temperature and phytoplankton growth.

Students build a globe to demonstrate a mass coral spawning event.

Students cycle as carbon between the living and nonliving parts of the ecosystem.

A game of Jenga that demonstrates our impact on a baleen whale’s food chain.

A fun board game designed to learn the three ways rocks can form.

Students carry out a beach transect, learning about the prevalence and sources of plastic pollution in the oceans.

Students create a simple scientific instrument and learn about the role of sediment in their local waters.

This interactive narrative illustrates different sources of pollution, historic and modern, to a body of water.

This activity demonstrates Thermohaline Circulation throughout our oceans and the relative densities of cold and warm waters.