Sea Research Foundation, Inc. – Mystic Aquarium - SeaSchool Fundraiser 2011
Auction Ends: May 12, 2011 08:00 PM EDT

Live Event

Fri May 13, 2011
6PM - 6PM EDT

Thank you to everyone that bid!

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The online portion of Mystic Aquarium - Sea School Fundraiser 2011 is now closed.  Our live auction event is Friay May 13, 2011

Auction winners will be notified if they are highest bidder on Monday, May 15, 2011.

All proceeds benefit our Sea School Program, the first and only licensed preschool housed in an aquarium in the country!  Sea School's unique and hands on curriculum aims to instill a love of learning that each Sea Schooler will carry with them long after their preschool years.  Your child will be introduced to all areas of development with activities that aim to focus on math, language and literacy, science and cognitive development.

The program serves as a first taste of what school will be like, but is also a great enrichment program for youngsters already enrolled in a preschool.  What better place to have children explore their natural curiosity than at an aquarium where live ocean critters are living all around them?

Auction items range from exotic vacation getaways to donated items guaranteed to delight and surprise. So, tell your friends, family, community. Let the bidding begin!

If you have any questions, please call 860-572-5955 ext. 518 for more information.

It's better to GIVE....and RECEIVE!

One of the best things about participating is that you get when you give. All you have to do is bid! From great travel packages to sports memorabilia and once-in-a-lifetime experiences, this is the place to get in on some really cool auction action!

Sea Research Foundation's mission is to inspire people to care for and protect our ocean planet through education, research and exploration.

We seek to achieve this mission by:

  • Creating thought-provoking encounters with marine life
  • Presenting elements of human history as it relates to the sea
  • Promoting the emerging science of deep-watermarine archaeology
  • Conducting research that advances aquatic animal husbandry and health
  • Serving as an interpreter of marine science discoveries and conservation issues
  • Sharing resources and expertise with the scientific and education communities
  • Pursuing these endeavors with a commitment to excellence and innovation

Education: To foster an interest in and understanding of the science and conservation of the aquatic world through formal and informal programs, written interpretive materials and exposure to living marine animals.

Research: To collect, evaluate and disseminate scientific data gathered through investigations and collaborations sponsored by the Aquarium and the scientific community. Such data will advance knowledge of aquatic animal husbandry and aquatic animal biology and behavior and promote a better understanding of our place in nature.

Exhibitry: To develop techniques that advance the art of live animal display and its role in stimulating interest in the aquatic world.

Deep-Sea Exploration and Preservation: To explore the deep seas in order to investigate human history, as it is recorded in the seas, and advance human understanding of the deep-sea environment.

Conservation: To promote the health and stability of natural habitats and the populations of marine life, particularly those of Long Island Sound and adjacent waters.

Institutional Leadership: To become a renowned national and international source of zoological, aquatic and marine-life science information within the scientific and academic communities.

For more information, please visit our website: www.mysticaquarium.org