Inland Seas Education Association

Inland Seas Education Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1989 with a mission of inspiring Great Lakes curiosity, stewardship, and passion among people of all ages. To accomplish this mission, we offer hands-on, science, math and engineering (STEM) experiential learning activities aboard traditionally-rigged tall ship schooners, within the Capt. Thomas M. Kelly Biological Station, from the Discovery Center and Pier, through a variety of boat building programs, in guided walks through our constructed wetland or at a variety of streams and ponds within the Grand Traverse Bay watershed, as well as through a broad range of teacher professional...

Environmental education,stem education,schoolship programs,young people in stem,youth education,great lakes experiences,capt thomas m kelly biological station,charters,rov engineer and explore program,youth boat building,public sails,multi-day research programs,great lakes watershed field course,grand traverse stewardship initiative,place-based education,teacher professional development,and team building

Inland seas education association operates in the Environmental services industry.

Inland seas education association's revenue is 11m - 100m

Inland seas education association has 11 - 50 employees.