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Medomak High School student studies effect of water temperature on seaweed growth
The Boothbay Sea and Science Center’s “Exploring the Science of Seaweed Farming” project has sparked the interest of a Medomak High School sophomore who is now studying the relationship between water temperature and rates of seaweed growth. Anna Weber, a student in Mrs. Jennifer Hatch’s Honors Biology class, is studying […]
Aboard the Schooner Isaac H. Evans … helping youth “learn how to do”
We are thrilled to share with you that the participants in the Stay’s’l I, Stay’s’l II, and Top’s’l programs will be aboard the Schooner Isaac H. Evans for one all-day sail one day during each of the two-week Sessions. The Boothbay Sea and Science Center’s program aboard the Schooner supports […]
Exploring the Science of Seaweed Farming 2022
The Boothbay Sea and Science Center’s “Exploring the Science of Seaweed Farming” program is off to a wonderful start. This school year we are studying the conditions under which Sugar Kelp (Saccharina latissima) and Alaria Kelp grow with students in 10 middle schools, 1 homeschool, and with a student at […]
Where the land meets the sea … an exploration with the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
The Boothbay Sea and Science Center (BSSC) and the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens (CMBG) are pleased to announce they will be working together to offer a joint program for students that combines the resources and knowledge of both organizations. During this 2-part shore-based marine science pilot program participants will investigate […]
Rigging a Turnabout with BSSC instructor Anna Sirois
Setting up a saltwater tank
Boothbay Sea and Science Instructors Olivia Harriman and Phoebe Churney walk us through the process of setting up a saltwater tank, including how to create artificial seawater and explaining why seawater is saltier on the bottom than on the surface.
The making of our story time space
Teamwork at BSSC
Article published in the Boothbay Register, June 23, 2020 On Monday, June 29, the Boothbay Sea and Science Center (BSSC) will be opening its “online doors” to eight weeks of programming that’s overflowing with summer fun and adventure! For weeks, the BSSC Sea and Science Instructors have been hard at […]
Examining a horseshoe crab at Thomas Point Beach
Boothbay Sea and Science Center’s Science Instructors Phoebe Churney and Olivia Harriman examine one of the thousands of horseshoe crabs living in the waters off of Thomas Point Beach … a sneak preview of what our Sea and Science Instructors will be offering online this summer! BSSC’s online summer program […]








