September 6th, 2019|
As the seasons turn toward the Fall, we are becoming increasingly excited about sailing the brigantine Matthew Turner and about schooner Seaward's approaching winter season in Mexico. However, while I was preparing to share with you the build updates and details of new organizational partnerships and sailing programs, recent maritime events have compelled us
July 17th, 2019|
Teachers make our world a better place. Call of the Sea is at your service. We are offering training and workshops just for you. Upcoming workshops include: Project WET: Land-Based Watershed Education to Ocean and Coastal Impacts This Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) workshop is for K-12 educators to explore how to connect
May 25th, 2019|
It was an historic moment that was over five years in the making: brigantine Matthew Turner left the dock for the first time and motored under its own power. Under the full moon on the night of Friday, May 17th, a team of Matthew Turner volunteers and professional crew successfully piloted the vessel from
May 2nd, 2019|
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.
March 27th, 2019|
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
February 20th, 2019|
Beautiful double rainbow photo, by Hanneke Steemetz, who works at our neighbor, Sea Trek.
January 7th, 2019|
We now have two 450 lb. anchors each with 400 ft of stud link chain, one on each side of Matthew Turner.
January 3rd, 2019|
Schooner Seaward arrives down in Newport beach, California, to begin the Mexico leg's of her winter journey. Learn more here
