
Baja California Sur
Educator Workshop
HIGHLIGHTS
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Snorkel with marine life
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Engage in citizen science efforts
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Learn from fellow educators
On this 5-day educator workshop, you'll explore one of the world's richest marine environments. With EPI instructors and and fellow educators, you'll study and snorkel with a rich array of marine life in the Gulf of California, and you'll examine human impacts in marine ecosystems. By diving into the EPI educational framework, you'll learn how to use real-world phenomena that align with the NGSS to take your students' learning to new depths.
All of EPI's Professional Development Programs for teachers demonstrate progressive, inquiry-based teaching methods that will introduce more exploration into your classroom. Tuition includes in-country transportation and room and board. 1 graduate credit is available for a separate registration and payment process.
TUITION & DATES

Your Fieldwork
Investigate Marine Life and Human Impacts on Baja's Coast
The Gulf of California is home to more than 800 fish species, 2,000 invertebrate species, and 39% of the world’s marine mammals. Through hands-on activities such as coral reef restoration, REEF.org tropical fish surveys, and marine mammal identification, you’ll examine human impacts and local solutions shaping this vital ecosystem.










