Science Camp

The Houston region has one of the largest child populations in the U.S. Children’s Museum of Houston serves an audience of more than 1 million children and families each year. Average annual onsite attendance is approximately 800,000 with another 251,339 served through offsite, out of school programming at 248 locations throughout the Houston area, in collaboration with 889 community partners.

The Florida Aquarium actively participates in and promotes stewardship of the natural environment as part of our mission of conservation. Our efforts combine scientific research and animal rescue, rehabilitation and release programs that give needed support to animals in distress or imminent danger, and ecosystems that are faced with both natural and man-made threats. These efforts focus on many areas of conservation which include the propagation of corals in Florida’s Keys, rescuing endangered sea turtles and threatened river otters, assisting with dolphin and manatee rescues, assessing stress levels in sharks, documenting underwater cultural assets (a.k.a. shipwrecks) and raising awareness of sustainable seafood issues.
Our Center for Conservation is a lead institute that utilizes the expertise of our talented and knowledgeable staff and volunteers who address the challenges that face Florida aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.

The mission of Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum is to educate and inspire people of all ages about aviation and space endeavors of the past, present and future.

We are happy to work with local PTA/PTO and other groups that promote STEM programs locally and are interested in hosting our “Advanced Technologies For Kids” after-school classes. All you need to provide is a standard room that can accommodate up to 20 students, we supply everything else.