Showing posts with label oceans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oceans. Show all posts

Thursday, May 15, 2014

I am BACK!!!!!

Wow! My last blog was written on December 20th, 2013! I disappeared for a very good reason, I promise. On November 7, 2013 we officially launched Sharks4Kids. This has been a passion project nearly five years in the making and I am so thrilled it has become a reality. Thanks to my amazing husband Duncan and my best friend Derek, Sharks4Kids is a live and spreading shark education around the world. If you have not checked out the site please do and please share with friends, parents, teachers, students and educators.



Our goal is to bring shark education into the classroom as well as offering outreach and adventure experiences for educators, families and students. We have created curriculum for grades K-6 as well as graphics, image galleries, videos, activities and crafts for kids of all ages. We also offer classroom visits both in person and via Skype Classroom. Skype has changed the way the world connects and has allowed us to reach over 5000 students in 17 countries since last October!

Skype Chat with Orphans in Uganda With CHAT to the Future ( http://chattothefuture.org/)


We have collaborated with some amazing photographers, videographers and scientists to create a unique product we are very proud to share with the world. Thanks for all your support and for taking the time to check out Sharks4Kids! You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @Sharks4Kids.

Together we can make a difference and we can save sharks.

Meet Norman the Nurse Shark 



Sharklab Naturalist Course: Diving with Caribbean Reef Sharks




Saturday, June 8, 2013



Today people will celebrate the heart and soul of our planet, the oceans. In reality we should honor and respect the oceans each and every day, but dedicating a single day to bring the world together is definitely making a positive impact.
Get out the door today and put those toes in the surf. Dive, snorkel, surf, paddle board, kayak, swim or sail. Appreciate the beauty that covers 71 % of the Earth’s surface.