A program of the Lawrence Hall of Science that seeks to increase ocean literacy through informal and formal education initiatives

Marine Activities, Resources & Education

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Shhhh! It's easy to see harbor seal moms nursing their newborns near the Aquarium—but please take care.

Shhhh! It's easy to see harbor seal moms nursing their newborns near the Aquarium—but please take care.

Cooking for Solutions: The Aquarium's culinary partner Cindy Pawlcyn loves the cooking and camaraderie.

Cooking for Solutions: The Aquarium's culinary partner Cindy Pawlcyn loves the cooking and camaraderie.

Going plastic free, part 2: A staff member talks about her year without plastic.

Going plastic free, part 2: A staff member talks about her year without plastic.

Going plastic free, part 1: A staff member talks about her year without plastic.

Going plastic free, part 1: A staff member talks about her year without plastic.

The Jellies Experience opens March 31: It’s far out!

The Jellies Experience opens March 31: It’s far out!

MARE Centers

The MARE program is administered throughout the USA and Mexico by five regional MARE Centers:

Each Center has received training and support from MARE at the Lawrence Hall of Science. These Centers remain closely affiliated with the MARE program, and provide professional development to teachers in their respective communities.

A MARE Center is ideally located at a college/university, a marine biological laboratory, or an aquarium, museum or other informal science center. Each MARE center is staffed by MARE Associates (MARE Leaders who have assumed roles beyond their individual schools or institutions) who implement their own MARE professional development workshops and Summer Leadership Institutes.

Contact us for information on your nearest MARE Center or for information on becoming a MARE Center.