Courses &
Education
About Our Programs
Immersive education for all ages
For teachers, schools, students and anyone who wants to learn. Our programs put people in the water and in the field, learning about the coast from the coast itself.
Everything we teach comes out of work we actually do: monthly surveys, species monitoring and a decade of records from Cook Island Aquatic Reserve.
The best way to understand a place is to spend time in it.
What we offer
Five ways to learn with us
For teachers, schools, students, community groups and anyone who simply wants to understand this coast better.
School programs
Curriculum-linked programs for primary and secondary students on the Tweed Coast, built around monitoring work students can genuinely contribute to rather than watch.
Enquire now →Incursions & excursions
We come to you, or you come to us. Classroom incursions for schools that can’t get to the water, and excursions into Cook Island Aquatic Reserve for those that can.
Enquire now →Marine education resources
Material you can use in your own classroom at no cost, including our Wildlife Rescue 101 film series and the Sea Turtle Code of Conduct poster and short film.
Enquire now →Courses & workshops
Practical, field-based learning for adults and community groups: species identification, survey technique, and how citizen science data actually gets used.
Enquire now →Citizen science learning
Learn by contributing. How to record what you see, photograph it so it can be identified, and add it to a dataset that informs how the reserve is managed.
Enquire now →Get in Touch
Full course details coming soon
We’re putting together dates, pricing and booking for the 2027 program. In the meantime, get in touch and we’ll talk through what suits your group.