Spend a day on the bay!

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From: Lori Lambertson (loril@exploratorium.edu)
Date: Thu Jan 13 2000 - 13:49:00 PST 

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Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2000 13:49:00 -0800
From: Lori Lambertson <loril@exploratorium.edu>
Subject: Spend a day on the bay!

Hello again,
Here is your chance to experience two of my favorite bay field trips in one
day. Read on for more info.
Lori

Canoes in Sloughs / Marine Science Institute
Teacher Workshop
Saturday, April 15, 2000
9:00 am to 4:00 pm at MSI in Redwood City
… Experience hands-on science activities designed for 4th - 12th grade
students using the San Francisco Bay as an integrating context for learning.
… Participate in on-the-water programs: a canoe trip in Redwood Creek and
a boat trip on the Open Bay.
… Learn about programs offered by Marine Science Institute and Canoes in
Sloughs.
… Take home a wealth of resource materials, including videos, posters, and
curriculum.

Questions?
Contact Amy Hutzel at Save The Bay
phone: (510) 452-9261 ext. 111
email: ahutzel@savesfbay.org
or Marilou Seiff at Marine Science Institute
phone: (650) 364-2760 ext. 11
email: info@sfbaymsi.org

Registration
Cost is $45 per participant,
$40 per person if you bring a buddy teacher!
Name:______________________________
Address:_____________________________
City, Zip:_____________________________
Home Phone:_________________________
School Phone:_________________________
School:______________________________
Grade:________ Subject:________________
e-mail:______________________________
Fax number:__________________________

Please mail this registration form with a check made out to MSI to:
Marilou Seiff, Marine Science Institute
500 Discovery Parkway
Redwood City, CA 94063

Who We Are
Marine Science Institute is a non-profit educational organization that
provides interdisciplinary marine science programs to Bay Area students.
The "Discovery Voyage" aboard the RV Robert G. Brownlee is a hands-on
investigation of San Francisco Bay ecology.

Canoes in Sloughs is the watershed education program of Save The Bay, a
nonprofit advocacy organization. On-the-water field trips with Canoes in
Sloughs are offered for sixth through twelfth grade students in wetlands
throughout the Bay Area.

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