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Posted by: Sammy SeaPerch
Last Updated: 06-11-2009

Sun to Sea NOAA Science Camp

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FIELD RESEARCH WITH NOAA SCIENTISTS! What’s different about the air at the docks and the air at the tram? BUILD YOUR OWN UNDERWATER ROBOT. What do marine mammals say to each other under the sea? Are the clams in Juneau safe to eat?
  • GIS/GPS Mapping
  • PSP testing

Question. Learn. Laugh. Get dirty.

JULY 13 - 24 * 9AM - 3PM
@ THE AUKE BAY LABORATORY
$250 per student. Scholarships available.
Applications available @ jedc.org

[date]13-07-2009[/date] [time]9:00AM - 3:00PM[/time]
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