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Harbor Discoveries Camp Summer 2008
The City of Boston and the New England Aquarium join together to offer Boston youth a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating world of water!
 

Nature serves as our outdoor classroom as we travel to sites exploring aquatic environments. Programs include behind-the-scenes activities in New England Aquarium galleries, excursions to Boston Harbor Islands, daily trips to north and south shore habitats and an overnight experience. This camp complies with regulations of Massachusetts Department of Public Health and is licensed by the Board of Health.

A limited number of scholarships are available for Boston residents entering grades 4-7 in fall 2008. These scholarships contribute $585 to the $650 tuition fee towards one week of Harbor Discoveries. A co-pay of $65 will be required payable to New England Aquarium upon acceptance to program.The application deadline is April 2, 2008.
  • You can read more about the 2008 program themes and apply for the scholarship by downloading the scholarship application.
  • For general inquiries about the camp program please call the Camp Coordinator at 617-973-0250.

  • To inquire about the Mayor's scholarship program please call the Director of the Office of Consumer Affairs & Licensing, Patricia Malone at 617-635-3842.

  • If you are applying for a scholarship but want to sign up for additional programs, call New England Aquarium's Central Reservations at 617-973-5206.
Similar programs for youth entering 8th and 9th grades are available. For more information, please call the Camp Coordinator at 617-973-0250. No scholarships available for this level.

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Boston Harbor designated as a No Discharge Area
Mayor Menino joined US EPA Regional Director Robert Varney and MA Executive Office of Energy and Environment Secretary Ian Bowles to announce the designation of Boston Harbor as a No Discharge Area. Effective July 8, all treated and untreated boat sewage will be pumped from boaters' sewage holding tanks into either a pumpout facility or pumpout boat. There are a total of 35 pumpout facilities in Boston Harbor; the city will provide a new pumpout boat and is committed to adding new pumpout facilities. Click here for a listing of Boston Harbor Pumpout Facilities.

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