Activites and Logistics
        The things you do and the cost.
        The cost
   
         The total cost is $3000-3500, includes airfare, food, lodging, and transportation. 
         The Agenda 
        
             - Saturday 4/5: early evening 4/5:  red-eye flight from SeaTac International Airport to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Florida.
 
            
             - Sunday 4/6:  arrive in Fort Lauderdale, breakfast, drive to Everglades National Park for a 2-hour ranger-guided “Wet Walk,” lunch, check-in with MarineLab, orientation, swim test, lagoon snorkel, dinner, seagrass ecology discussion, and a zooplankton identification lab.
 
            
                - Monday 4/7:  breakfast, seagrass/mangrove ecology field trip, lunch, coral reef field trip and discussion, dinner, and microplastics and invertebrate diversity labs.
 
            
                - Tuesday 4/8:  breakfast, Nest Key seine net field trip, lunch, Rodriquez Key zonation field trip, dinner, reef fish identification, and night lagoon snorkel.
 
            
                - Wednesday 4/9:  breakfast, coral reef field trip #2, lunch, check out of MarineLab, drive to and visit The Turtle Hospital in Marathon Key, head to Key West for dinner and hotel. 
 
            
                - Thursday 4/10:  breakfast, take a ferry to Dry Tortugas National Park, lunch, explore Key West, dinner, 2nd night in Key West.
 
            
             - Friday 4/11:  breakfast, drive to Biscayne National Park for a stand-up paddle board/kayak adventure, late lunch, fly home from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to SeaTac International Airport.
 
            
        
                     The animals 
        
                 1. Sea turtles 
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                        Sea turtles are amazing ocean animals known for being gentle and living a really long time. They have smooth, streamlined bodies and big flippers that help them swim easily in the ocean. 
 
                 2. Dolphins
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                        Dolphins are smart, playful ocean mammals that use clicks and whistles to communicate. They swim fast, live in groups, and are loved for their friendly nature.
 
                 3. Coral
                    - Coral are tiny sea animals that live together in groups and build reefs. They come in many colors and shapes, making oceans beautiful and full of life.