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Alumni Spotlight: New England TAS Alumni Explore Ocean Science in Woods Hole, MA
December 10, 2018
Group photo of New England Teacher at Sea Alumni in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
Photo: Ryan Hawk
On November 3, 2018, fifteen members of the New England Teacher at Sea Alumni traveled to Woods Hole, MA - a hub of ocean science research facilities on Cape Cod. A blustery nor’easter did not deter these hearty New England teachers from participating in the day-long workshop at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) Ocean Science Discovery Center.Read the blog post
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Alumni Spotlight: New England TAS Alumni Explore Ocean Science in Woods Hole, MADecember 10, 2018
Non-comprehensive anatomy of the scallop – by TAS15 Trevor Hance. Click to zoom.September 14, 2015
RV Hugh R. Sharp crew cleans up after a dredge.July 20, 2015
A hermit crab spotted out of his shell during a scallop cruise on the R/V Hugh SharpJuly 6, 2015
“We continue to see skates, various fishes, lobsters and sand dollars, and in places, huge amounts of scallops.”November 19, 2012


