- October 19, 2022
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Lydia Heap skims the water for marine life.
Luke Plummer checks his net for marine life.
Brielle Sutton shows off her bucket while exploring Sarasota Bay.
Ellie Otte watches her mom and other campers skim the Bay.
Tiffany and Beau Sanson wade through the water while looking for marine life.
Tiffany and Beau Sanson check their net for marine life.
Alyssa Mayer is all smiles as she explore Sarasota Bay.
Vanessa Mayer wades around Sarasota Bay during Mote’s Mommy and Me camp.
Campers and their parents and guardians took to Sarasota Bay on July 20 to search for marine life.
Garrett McLeod skims the water for marine life.
Luke Plummer takes a break from searching the Bay to play in the sand.
Lydia Heap splashes around the Bay during Mote’s Mommy and Me camp.
Beau Sanson wades through the water during Mote’s Mommy and Me camp.
Lisa and Ellie Otte check their net for marine life.
Garrett McLeod inspects a shell he found during Mote’s Mommy and Me camp.
The steady rain and gray clouds almost put a damper on Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium’s Mommy and Me Camp.
But just almost.
Thankfully, by the time the campers were ready to explore Sarasota Bay, the rain turned to a drizzle and the sun started breaking through the clouds.
By the time the campers had nets in their hands, the rain had completely stopped.
With nets in tow, the campers and “their favorite adults” took to the water to search for marine life. Campers found shells, crabs and even some egg sacs.
Mote’s Mommy and Me education is for those aged 2 to 5. Classes are offered every week, whether it be through summer camps or outreach programs.
