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What are the age requirements for The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration?

The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration is open to participants aged 14 to 18.

How long is The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration?

The program runs for 1-2 weeks.

Is housing provided for The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration?

Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in hotels, lodges, or tents.

What's included in The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration's fee?

The program fee includes accommodation, activities, meals, and transportation.

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The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration

Q: Where is The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration located?

The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration is located in United States of America.

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The Pacific Northwest: Marine Wildlife & Exploration

Global Works

4 · 1 review

Community Choice Award Winner

Location

United States of America

Length

1 - 4 weeks

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Program Type

Student Tour

Timeframe

Summer

Housing

Hotel Lodge Tent

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What's Included

Accommodation Activities Meals Transportation

What's Not Included

Airfare

Last Reviewed: Jul 29, 2021

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About Program

Want to embark on an environmental service program in the United States? This trip across the Pacific Northwest will bring you deep into the beauty and vastness of this beautiful part of our country. Travel to the San Juan Islands and the Puget Sound, while you delve into the complex ecosystem of marine biology. Exploring these islands by kayaks and ferry, you will experience and learn first hand about local Native American culture and island ecology. You also have the opportunity to backpack through the stunning Olympic National Park. From jaw-dropping adventure to environmental stewardship, this is a truly unforgettable program!

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This trip had an amazing itinerary and very supportive leaders! Adam and Sarah were fantastic and bent over backwards all the time to make sure we felt as safe and happy as possible. We saw some stunning sites on the trip too. One highlight was the three day kayak trip where we got to swim in the pacific ocean and see such cool wildlife. Every guide we met on our journey was very experienced and could answer any question you asked. The trip was packed of fun activities but still had time for sleeping in and spending time getting to know others. However, I noticed this trip had a very specific demographic of upper class kids from private schools who had no problem using slurs and derogatory terms in everyday conversations. If that isn’t you, I probably don’t recommend the trip!

What was the most surprising thing you saw or did?

One time we were kayaking slowly around an island, and saw a big mound of rock. As we paddled closer, we see a seal sleeping on the rock. Slowly it starts moving, and we notice that the rock had about 10 other seals all camouflaged on it and they started getting up and moving around!

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Since 1989, Global Works has connected students with communities through service, cultural exchange, language immersion, and adventure. Teen Summer Trips offer open enrollment for high school students, plus a dedicated middle school program in Costa Rica. Our 2027 summer destinations are Costa Rica, Ecuador, France, Peru, Puerto Rico, and Spain...