Women of Global Change is Lighting Up the World: Starting in the Philippines
Aliso Viejo CA (PRWEB) August 27, 2021 -- The Women of Global Change (WGC), Philippines Chapter is lighting up the world after their chapter launch in 2021.
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Aliso Viejo CA (PRWEB) August 27, 2021 -- The Women of Global Change (WGC), Philippines Chapter is lighting up the world after their chapter launch in 2021.
Comfy movie day with baby animals? Check out these 5 unique CT summer camps for kids Sarajane Sullivan FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Project Oceanology puts on a series of summer camps for kids, focusing on marine science and conservation. Andrew Klimaszewski, left, and Scott Redmond, 6th graders from West Woods School in Hamden, get a closer look at a squid at the Project Oceanology program at the Marine Sciences Center at the UCONN Avery Point Campus during a field trip.Peter CasolinoShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Anna Azevedo, 12, of Norwalk, right, shows Nikki Barnhart, 12, of Newtown, the website s...
Comfy movie day with baby animals? Check out these 5 unique CT summer camps for kids Sarajane Sullivan FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Project Oceanology puts on a series of summer camps for kids, focusing on marine science and conservation. Andrew Klimaszewski, left, and Scott Redmond, 6th graders from West Woods School in Hamden, get a closer look at a squid at the Project Oceanology program at the Marine Sciences Center at the UCONN Avery Point Campus during a field trip.Peter CasolinoShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Anna Azevedo, 12, of Norwalk, right, shows Nikki Barnhart, 12, of Newtown, the website s...
Mar 6, 2021 Pacific Whale Foundation will host its Ocean Camp: From Screen to Sea hybrid educational program for 1st through 5th graders March 15-19. It will feature both virtual and in-person ocean engagement. Centered around the theme “Surf the Current,” the curated weeklong session is designed to educate and inspire environmental stewards of tomorrow through daily science lessons, team-building games and other activities, expressive crafts and nature-based inquiry. The cost of the program is $100 per student or $80 for Pacific Whale Foundation members. The Ocean Camp session can onl...