World Ocean Day! Week long celebrations with Seacoast Science Center!
World Ocean Day is an international celebration and collaboration for a healthier future for our Ocean. On June 8, 2021 people from across the globe will unite to raise awareness of the critical role the ocean plays for all life on Earth and the dire need to protect it.
This year, we are offering a week of virtual and in-person programs and events, video features, and live-streams to connect you to the wonders of the ocean, raise awareness of the challenges facing it today, and offer ways we can all help conserve this life-sustaining resource.
Join us for the scheduled events below and check our Facebook and Instagram feeds throughout the week as we celebrate ocean wavemakers, share creature features, and post ideas on how you can help save the ocean. Be sure to check out the full week long schedule and register here for events.
Here are the ways you can celebrate our One World Ocean with us and our partners from Blue Ocean Society and The Gundalow Company:
TUESDAY, JUNE 1
World Ocean Week Kickoff! DIY Beach Cleanups with Seacoast Science Center, Blue Ocean Society and The Gundalow Company all week long!
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
Facebook Live: Talks from the Tide Pools
THURSDAY, JUNE 3
Blue Ocean Society’s Recycled Art Contest. Entries accepted from May 17-June 8.
FRIDAY, JUNE 4
DIY Coastal Cleanups at Seacoast Science Center & Odiorne Point State Park
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
Blue Ocean Society’s Virtual Run for the Ocean 5K
SUNDAY, JUNE 6
SSC Marine Fellows Research Symposium
Family Tide Pooling Programs
Family Trivia Outdoors under the Big Tent!
MONDAY, JUNE 7
Your Learning Connection, World Ocean Day Edition
The Secret Life of Seals: Monitoring New England’s Complex Coastal Inhabitants (Live-Stream Webinar)
TUESDAY, JUNE 8
World Ocean Day Wildlife Kayak Tour
World Ocean Day Virtual Family Trivia Challenge
Still searching for Summer Camps for your little ones? Seacoast Science Center has only a few remaining spots! Sign up for one today!
Seacoast Science Center
Odiorne Point State Park
Rt. 1A, 570 Ocean Blvd., Rye NH 03870
603-436-8043
