This creative and exciting program is presented at the Dolphin Research and Sealife Center With touch tanks for the students it creates a hands on marine life adventure for them and teachers.

Field trips for students to the Sealife Center is only 2.00 per student  teachers are free.

Please allow an hour for your field trip to the sealife center

 A Hands on marine life program is part of the educational experience for your students.

We can plan your field trip to the Island for the day including
a nature walk or beach walk for an extra fee of 2.00 per student.
                          

We can put together the field trip you would like for your  class to have for a lifetime memory.

Here is another idea for teachers school bound:

For those who cannot take field trips to the Island we bring the field trip to the school. We will bring touch tanks and an entire educational program to the classroom. 

Call for more information at 200-1957 or email Scarlet Colley at spisealife@aol.com

We have led hundreds of field trips to the Island for local Valley schools as well as many schools all across the country.

Local educators and naturalists, George and Scarlet Colley have  expanded their educational program into the Valley school districts  by bringing these programs into the schools. 

 The Colleys will work with the teachers so that information pertaining to the program will be on exhibit and readily available for the students.

A large part of learning is self-discovery, so presenting the student with the resources to learn more about the wonderful nature of their area will inspire them to pursue it.

Many of the materials available to the students will also be referenced throughout the program.

consists of both a multimedia display and hands-on marine life. A short video and slide-show documents the Colleys ten-years of research on the Bottlenose Dolphins as well as highlighting the migratory birds of the valley.

The living exhibits will consist of fascinating creatures such as hermit crabs,  sea horses, starfish, shrimp, snails, and many more for both student and teacher to marvel over. Hands on exhibits will offer the student a vast variety of sea life. 

The field trip to your classroom will take around thirty minutes and the program itself will usually last approximately forty five minutes. Also think about bringing in other classes to the program and setting it up in the library or a commons room.


Up to five programs can be held in one day with two classes per program. Five presentations is the maximum for one day with a minimum of two.

The fee for the program is $4.00 per child with a minimum of four classes participating.

Ideal for homeschoolers and church and private schools too

call Scarlet Colley at 956-299-1957 or email at spisealife@aol.com