At Call of the Sea we’ve been working hard to deliver on our mission of providing on-the-water environmental and maritime education to students of all ages — and in particular youth. To achieve this we’re expanding our fleet with the Matthew Turner which will provide a fantastic experiential sailing platform and an additional 38 berths.
Call of the Sea advocates for on-the-water ocean environmental literacy for all. Latitude 38 covers the story and features our Director of Education and Seaward's crew.
Full coverage in Latitude 38
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A couple shots from a fun volunteer appreciation day onboard Matthew Turner. Some members of the sewing team assembled in Foc'sle, and one of the skilled volunteer sewing volunteers, Eduarda Nunes, was helped out onto the bowsprit by her brother, volunteer carpenter and rigger, Ruben da Silva. They are both family of the Nunes
Beautiful double rainbow photo, by Hanneke Steemetz, who works at our neighbor, Sea Trek.
We now have two 450 lb. anchors each with 400 ft of stud link chain, one on each side of Matthew Turner.
Schooner Seaward arrives down in Newport beach, California, to begin the Mexico leg's of her winter journey. Learn more here: http://callofthesea.org/sail-with-us/adult-family/sail-south/
Update: Foreward skylight hatches are installed with Teamwork by Neil Gibbs fabricating and Frank Schlosser installing.
The Sausalito sun at 10AM reflects off the ripples of Richardson Bay. Our schooner, Seaward, bobs as students walk on board. Can you remember your first time on a boat? For many students, this is it. 39 life-vested students crowd around the port side as the captain leans on the main boom. “All hands!”
