Museum Programming is the main source of income for the museum, helping to keep the Living Sharks Museum free to the public. We are proud to be able to share our knowledge of sharks with you! Since we are a museum, we have all the artifacts at our fingertips to make your program truly enriching and authentic.

Thank you for your interest in programming with Living Sharks Museum, America's First Shark History & Conservation Museum! We look forward to booking programs in your venue.

Learn More about our Curator & Educator —> Keith Cowley

KEITH COWLEY - OCEARCH EDUCATION AMBASSADOR

As of 2019 our Educator Keith Cowley has been named Ocearch Education Ambassador for all of New England, so our programming is covering a wide area and diverse community needs. The Ocearch curriculum we are helping to build is also STEM based, utilizing current real-life shark research scenarios aligned with the Ocearch Shark Tracker.

Ocearch is a world leader in real-time shark tracking. Operating from a decommissioned Alaskan Crabber, the Ocearch team is able to safely secure shark species around the world for scientific research and satellite tagging /tracking technology. You can track the tagged sharks on their website and see annual shark migrations!

SHARK BIOLOGY

Sharks are not just eating machines! Learn the basics of shark biology, their roles in the ecosystem and the latest studies of their behavior. Discover how new technology is helping us understand sharks like never before!

SHARK HISTORY

This program illustrates a thorough telling of the story of the shark, from its cultural influences, uses, portrayal in maritime history and media. Explore related artifacts from Living Sharks Museum.

Fossil SHARKS

True of False: Sharks have remained unchanged for millions of years… FALSE! Learn how sharks have survived multiple extinctions and diversified in extreme and outlandish ways! Explore prehistoric specimens and related artifacts from our comparative collection.

SHARK FUTURE

Sharks species are experiencing the detrimental human impact on the oceans, with 80-90% in decline in the past 30 years. How did we get here? Learn the causes of shark population decline and the story of shark conservation, tracking technology and current action to ensure shark’s future.

Book our Curator Educator for your event or school visit! All programs can be tailored for all ages, including the incorporation of STEM-Based Activities.

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