To enhance educational impact, SeaKeepers collaborated with artist Kelly Quinn to develop a 25-page e-workbook titled "Exploring South Florida Habitats." Tailored for 3rd-5th grade students, the workbook delves into environmental conservation and showcases various habitats and species, aligning with SeaKeepers-supported research through the DISCOVERY Program.
Upon downloading the "Education Activity Book Toolkit," educators will receive both the teacher and student e-workbooks. Activities encompass coloring pages, discussion prompts, quizzes, experiments, and more, meeting Florida and US science education standards. For flexibility, the workbook is suitable for home, field, or classroom use. An accompanying "Teacher's Edition" offers answer keys and supplementary resources, enhancing curriculum integration. Both the student e-workbook and the teacher's edition are freely downloadable for educational use via the button below.
Knowledge base and interactive learning.
Journey through three interactive habitats featuring the Florida Everglades, Mangrove Forests, and the Western Central Atlantic Pelagic. These digital exhibits foster engagement with the associated e-workbook while providing in-depth information about featured species and keystone habitats. “Wildscapes Unveiled” is an educational project that not only brings ecosystems to life through immersive designs but also leverages technology and educational resources to promote a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of these environments, encouraging both enjoyment and learning.
Start exploring at the button below and discover some of the memorable wildlife hidden amongst the foliage of each habitat!
Knowledge base by Canvas of the Wild Kelly Quinn
Artwork by Kelly Quinn
SeaKeepers, in partnership with Canvas of the Wild, launched the “Wildscapes Unveiled” project to help South Florida students explore three key habitats: the Everglades, mangrove forests, and the Atlantic pelagic zone. Interactive mural displays and a free e-workbook guide students through each ecosystem, highlighting species, conservation challenges, and their role in Florida’s ecology and economy.
The displays are featured at Overtown Youth Center, and digital versions, along with the Exploring South Florida Habitats workbook, are available on the SeaKeepers website.