Junior Career Quest at Clearwater Marine Aquarium This Weekend |
Give your kids a behind-the-scenes look at marine science careers |
Does your child dream of becoming a marine biologist? This Saturday, May 16th, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium is offering a unique opportunity for budding scientists to dive into the world of marine science careers.
The Junior Career Quest program gives 4th through 6th graders an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to work at a world-class aquarium. From rescue and rehabilitation to animal care and research, kids will participate in hands-on activities that showcase the incredible work CMA does every day.
This is not your typical aquarium visit. Participants will learn about the various career paths available in marine science and get real-world insights from the professionals who make it all happen. Whether your child is fascinated by dolphins, sea turtles, or the science of ocean conservation, this program offers something for every young marine enthusiast.
The program runs from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Saturday, May 16th. It is a drop-off program, so parents will need to sign their children in and pick them up promptly at the end. Pre-registration is required, and the cost is just $20 per student.
Clearwater Marine Aquarium is famous worldwide as the home of Winter the dolphin from the Dolphin Tale movies, but it is also a working marine animal hospital dedicated to rescue, rehabilitation, and release. This is a rare chance for kids to see the inner workings of this incredible facility.
Spaces are limited, so be sure to register soon at cmaquarium.org. For questions, contact the aquarium at 727-441-1790 ext. 2262. |


