Animal Interaction Program Advisors - AIPA

Had fun this week feeding and learning about our different animals! 😁

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A huge thank you to everyone that helped make AIPA’s first year a success!

We are looking forward to redefining more hands-on education in 2023 🦒🐧🐬🔬

To learn more about our programs visit www.animaladvisors.org

So happy to host the West Broward High Marine Science Classes for our hands-on dolphin field trip to Dolphins Plus in Key Largo! Students learned all about dolphins, the marine environment, conservation, and marine invertebrates!

The school year is half way over already 😱😱 and you’re telling us that you haven’t booked your end of the year field trip yet?!

Contact us to learn about our programs and scholarships today!

Thank you West Broward High biology & environmental science students for coming out to do some hands-on learning this week! 🙈🦩🐍🦜

Help Redefine Hands-On Education!

Hello Parents and Teachers of Pembroke Pines,

I have recently started a 501c3 nonprofit educational field trip company for K-12 students in south Florida!

Here is a short PDF description of our programs. Our field trip programs are all-inclusive and include:
- round-trip transportation,
- student and chaperone admission to the zoological facility hosting the field trip,
- a formal educational presentation by professional animal scientists,
- a hands-on animal interaction program,
- lunch,
- a t-shirt,
- and follow-up assessments for teachers to measure student learning progress on each field trip.

We also currently have grant funding that reduces the cost of the field programs per student and needs to be used by 12/31/22.

If you know of any teachers who would be interested in our field trip programs, please share our flyer and my contact information: [email protected]

Thank you for your help and support in redefining hands-on education!

“Being able to interact and learn about dolphins was something I’d never imagine I’d be able to do. It was so interesting to understand different types of sea life and how they relate to each other while being able to have a fun and educational experience” – Emily M., High School Student

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Congrats to our President & Chief Scientist, Harrison Albert, who successfully defended his doctoral proposal today! 🐬🐬