Students from the Florida Institute of Technology assisting in the installation of a High Frequency Radar located Treasures Shores, Florida.
Virtual Exploration of Georgia's Coastal Wetlands
This curriculum is designed to connect high school students to the coast from right inside their classrooms. Created by UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, it features a Virtual Reality field trip to wetland sites along the Georgia coast. The curriculum empowers students to become better stewards of coastal ecosystems and increases understanding of the benefits and threats to watershed resources.
Water Shapes Our Planet and Our Lives 4th Grade Curriculum
This fourth grade virtual science unit has hands-on activities on the water cycle, weather, climate, and natural processes that shape the Earth’s coasts and communities.
Hurricane Resources
Take your students by storm using SECOORA hurricane resources. Explore a hurricane glossary, download a lesson to make a barometer, and investigate storm surge.
Wave Resources
Ride the wave and surf SECOORA wave resources. Explore the parts of a wave, access a wave glossary, and investigate the factors affecting wind waves.
Sea Level Rise Curriculum
This curriculum is designed for middle school students to create data visualizations of sea level rise with real data. Students will spend time brainstorming methods that can be used to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Build-a-Buoy
Basic Observation Buoy (BOB) is a floating platform with capacity to carry a suite of environmental sensors. BOB can be moored to bottom or to a dock in quiet waters.
