Iceland Eco-Adventure: A travel journal
The Seacoast Science Center hosted an Eco-Adventure, Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice, September 27-October 5, 2017. This guest blog was written by trip participant, …
The Common Spider Crab
The Common Spider Crab (Libinia emarginata), also known as the Decorator Crab, is round and spiny, with long legs that can reach around its body …
Little Fish make big discoveries
Emily Calhoun | Big Fish Little Fish Preschool Program Naturalist “Can you make a boat out of rocks?” This scientific inquiry, however bizarre …
Harbor seal severe wound rescue
Yesterday, our team responded to a female harbor seal weanling (approximately 5 months old) in our own back yard—a few hundred yards from the Center, …
The Flounder: Master of Camouflage
SSC Aquarist Rob Royer showcases the flounder that are on exhibit at the Seacoast Science Center and explains their fascinating color-changing ability and the unique …
Whales feeding in front of SSC!
It’s not everyday that you can whale and seal watch from your office! In fact, none of the staff here at the Seacoast Science Center …
Hampton Beach weanling harbor seal
On Sunday, October 8, our team responded to this female weanling harbor seal at Hampton Beach State Park near the jetty. It had good body …
Save the Seals River Cruise 2017
We had a great crew of 60 people aboard Newburyport Whale Watch’s Captain’s Lady III for our 3rd annual Save the Seals River Cruise on …
From Chaos to Serenity
by Sarah Toupin | School and Group Program Manager As the School and Group Program Manager for the Seacoast Science Center, April through July are …
