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Discovery Hall Programs, named
for the early research vessel, "Discovery", began in
1975, opening the field of marine science to Alabama
secondary school students through hands-on field and
laboratory experience. Since its initiation,
Discovery Hall has expanded its marine education
program to include K-12 students, teacher training
/ enhancement programs, and Elderhostel seminars.
Easy access to beaches, coastal wetlands, Mobile Bay
and the Gulf of Mexico provides the Program with an
ideal location for marine learning experiences.
All Discovery Hall Programs are intended to increase
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and appreciation
for science and the marine environment by directly involving
participants in that environment with dynamic, hands-on activities.
Today over 15,000 students a year participate in Discovery Hall
Programs.
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Click on the link to get more information and/or registration forms for:
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MESC/ Dauphin Island Sea Lab
and the Discovery Hall Programs provide equal educational opportunity to, and is open and accessible to, all qualified students, without regard
to race color, creed, national origin, sex or qualified handicap /
disability with respect to all of its programs and activities.
Disabled students will be provided reasonable accommodations when they
have identified themselves and validated their special need(s).
Confidentiality is
maintained, unless authorization for release of information has been
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