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"We must go beyond the textbooks, go out into the bypaths and untrodded depths of the wilderness and travel and explore and tell the world of our journey." -John Hope Franklin
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Students will immerse themselves in the ecology of Bermuda. They will study reefs/coastal habitats, marine life, island geology, the flora and fauna of the island, and water chemistry. Students will attend lectures by BIOS scientists, and take part in laboratory and field research.
April 2010, during Spring Break
Educational Requirements
Five after school sessions for trip preparation
Pool sessions (snorkel classes-dates TBA)
Follow-up meeting to share and discuss trip experiences, and to make curricular connections
Trip Includes
Bus ride to/from airport (NY)
Transportation while on the island (truck, boat, bus)
4 nights/5 days room & board at BIOS (Bermuda Institute of Ocean Science)
Admission to attractions: Nature Preserves, Bermuda Aquarium & Zoo, Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute
Lectures & Labs (supplies, materials, BIOS facility usage, lectures by scientists in the fields of marine biology/oceanography/geology)
Important Reminder-
Bermuda is a British colony.A passport book is required for entry.An application for a passport must be submitted as soon as possible to ensure travel.It can take up to 120 days to receive your passport book!

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Questions
Please contact either Jennifer Skelly (8th Grade Silver Team Science), or Kris Ingvertsen (7th Grade Sapphire Team Science) with any questions:
Jennifer Skelly, Room.208, skellyj@region10ct.org
Kris Ingvertsen, Room. 216, ingvertsenk@region10ct.org