Biology Classes Near Me

Discover the beauty of Kona's Cloud Forest with the Pantropical Forest Tour at Kona Cloud Forest Sanctuary. This 1.5-hour guided walking tour immerses you in a lush landscape filled with diverse plant species from tropical regions worldwide. Stroll along scenic trails and learn about the forest’s unique geology, biology, and human impact, while gaining insight into vital conservation efforts. As you explore, enjoy the fresh air, admire towering trees, ferns, and vibrant flowers, and listen to the calls of native Hawaiian birds. This tour offers a deeper connection to nature and an opportunity to experience the rare beauty of this cloud forest ecosystem. Perfect for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility, the Pantropical Forest Tour is a truly enriching experience.

This is a personalized, small-group experience designed to give you the best possible night dive at the Blue Heron Bridge. Each group is limited to just 4 divers per guide, ensuring a relaxed pace, individual attention, a truly guided experience. You won’t be rushed or lost in a crowd, your guide is there to help you spot hidden marine life and make the most of every moment underwater. Led by guides with backgrounds in marine biology and extensive local experience, this dive goes beyond the basics. You’ll gain insight into the unique ecosystem while exploring one of Florida’s most diverse underwater environments. Night diving offers a completely different atmosphere; calm, quiet, and immersive. With dive lights, you’ll witness marine life that only emerges after dark, from octopus and rays to rare and fascinating species most divers never get to see. With a strong focus on safety, small groups, and expert guidance, you’ll be in experienced, capable hands from start to finish.

This shark dive is an interactive research-based program now open to the public. It has been hailed as "one of the best programs for inspiring shark and marine conservation." Founded as a research program, One Ocean Diving opened to the public in an effort to help educate people about the reality of sharks and facilitate and empower people with firsthand experience on a shark dive. Learn the latest shark research, biology, physiology, behavior, and specific body language from a marine biologist/shark specialist. Learn from the experts in the safest, most respectful way to interact with and enjoy sharing the water with these incredible animals.

A GROUP of attendees are given the opportunity for a unique experience into the life of a Raptor with an up close and personal encounter with Hawks, Falcons and Owls. With the assistance of a licensed Falconer, you will learn the biology, conservation, field identification, traits, behaviors, natural history, and the importance of raptors. Following a brief instruction guests will be fitted with a gauntlet and join a trained Hawk on a short walk – witness the agility and skill as she flies from perch to perch while swooping back to the Falconer’s gauntlet.

Keep an eye out for sea lions, deer, harbor seals, and tide pools along this immersive coastal adventure. Explore the world-famous 17-Mile Drive on an electric bike — the best way to experience Pebble Beach’s stunning coastline, iconic landmarks, and oceanfront mansions. This 16-mile round-trip tour (approx. 3 hours) includes scenic photo stops and local stories at the Lone Cypress, Asilomar Beach, Point Pinos Lighthouse, and more. Our top-rated guides — consistently praised in reviews as the best in the area — bring the route to life with their knowledge of history, wildlife, and native plants. One even holds a master’s degree in biology! With over 50 models of electric bikes available, we welcome riders of all sizes and experience levels (min. height 4’10”, max. weight 400 lbs). Most of the route follows protected bike lanes or low-speed roads (25 mph). Riders 12+ can typically ride solo at a parent’s discretion. Non-cyclists can ride tandem with a parent on a cargo eBike.

A science-packed week that moves from prehistoric discoveries to simple chemistry and basic biology. Campers will do kid-safe experiments, mix colors, make potions, explore fossils and volcanoes, and learn about living things through hands-on stations and sensory play

This is an open water 1 hr cruise of Masonboro Island. The tour focuses on shorebird biology and natural history . Interested in learning the history of Wrightsville Beach or maybe learning about species of birds in the area, this trip is for you. Guided by trained naturalists this boat cruise is must to be on the open water and maybe sightseeing Bottle Nose Dolphins

Stringers Ridge - 0 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga 8+ miles of trail ​ Raccoon Mountain - 8.7 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga Located in Chattanooga along I-24 20+ miles ​ A mix of technical and flow. ​ Raccoon Mountain drains really well and usually can be ridden the day after a rain event. ​ Enterprise South Nature Park - 17.7 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga Located in Chattanooga Chattanooga's best beginner friendly trail system. ​ Booker T. Washington Trails - 11.9 miles from Downtown Chattanooga 8 miles of singletrack. ​ Harrison Bay Trails - 19 miles from Downtown Chattanooga 4.5 miles of single (almost double track) trails in some places with waterfront views most of the way. This can be a good spot for beginners. ​ White Oak Mountain Trail Systems AKA Biology Trails and Bauxite - 20.8 miles Distance from Downtown Chattanooga ​ This network of trails drains extremely well and can be ridden the next day after a heavy rain.

I founded and own HONEST ECO. With Kentucky bluegrass roots and a B.S. in Biology, I found a world with a blue sea too alluring to ignore. I arrived to Key West in 2005. Now I have 10+ years of experience studying Biology and being on the water in Key West. I now own a small business with my wife and 2 young kids. We are trying to make a big impact by educating and leading by example. I'm very passionate about being respectful to the wildlife and the environment

Venture to scenic overlooks of the east fork of the Virgin River on this scenic and informative Jeep tour. Discover the dramatic geology that has been exposed by natural erosion. Learn how the Native Americans and early settlers lived in this dramatic terrain. Enjoy views of wildlife and diverse biology as the landscape unfolds before you. There is so much to see and experience in Red Canyon, and this tour offers you the very best of the area.

The Alpaca Walking Adventure offers a unique opportunity to connect with these charming creatures in the stunning Carmel Valley. Begin your journey with a mini-lecture about alpacas, discovering their origins, biology, and how their fleece is utilized. After meeting your alpaca buddy, embark on a one-mile scenic hike through a tree-lined trail, stopping to interact with the alpacas and enjoy breathtaking views of the neighboring 2,000-acre ranch. Pause to interact with your alpaca, learn some fun tricks, snap plenty of selfies, while enjoying provided snacks and water. We then continue on to complete the trek in the pastures with alpacas, goats, and horses, ensuring a memorable day filled with knowledge and delightful moments.