SEA WOLF ADVENTURES
ACTIVE SMALL SHIP ADVENTURE CRUISING IN ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA
ADVENTURES
INFORMATION
- 2012 Schedule & Fares
- Alaska Travel Info
- British Columbia Travel
- Accessible Travel
- The Boat
- The Crew
- Our Green Commitment
- Philanthropy
Philanthropy
Sea Wolf Adventures supports several endeavors in conservation, science education and life skills. We are focusing on bringing individuals with disabilities to Alaska through Craig Hospital, getting kids excited about science through my hometown Alaska Gustavus School and supporting conservation work in the Great Bear Rainforest. If you are looking for a worthwhile place to make a donation please read further. We are also auctioning off a trip for our school.
Sea Wolf Adventures provides adventure cruising in Alaska and British Columbia for people of all abilities whom have a sense of adventure! In the past the remote wilderness of the Inside Passage has been largely inaccessible to folks with mobility challenges. Now the M/V Sea Wolf which has wheelchair access combined with the highly experienced, compassionate and humorous crew take wheelers and slow walkers into the wilderness where they can explore by kayaking and cruising.
Alaska changes people- puts life into perspective, gives new strength and knowledge of our own abilities and fills our soul with beauty and possibility. Please donate to the
SEA WOLF FUND/CRAIG FOUNDATION to provide scholarships to people who need the challenge and inspiration of a kayaking adventure. Thank you for your Giving Heart.
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GUSTAVUS SCHOOL
Sea Wolf Adventures supports education and activities that will encourage the students wanting to achieve higher education and fostering stewardship of their land.
Each year we take the 4 & 5 graders out on the Sea Wolf for 2 Days and one night to conduct science experiments. All year they have worked on a scientific project that they have selected. The 2008 project was on coastline habitats-intertidal and benthic. We took them to Dundas Bay to conduct the same observation and experiments they performed in Bartlett Cove for the school year. It completed a learning circle and expanded their awareness of how vast the breadth is of our natural resources. They are becoming very knowledgeable about food webs and the interconnectedness of nature and their own supporting role in stewardship.in 2009 we worked on watersheds, , on the Intertidal Life and Plastics. In 2012 we will be working on Rocks and Minerals and Plants. Check out their blog.
IS A TEAM OF CONSERVATIONIST AND SCIENTISTS EMPOWERED BY OUR RESEARCH TO PROTECT THE LANDS, WATERS AND WILDLIFE OF COASTAL BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Our 10 day journey through the Great Bear Rainforest cruises through magical lands teeming with creatures both giant and small-land and water, that rely on a big healthy intact ecosystem for their survival. We believe in supporting their efforts to preserve this beautiful land and to helping their message to spread. Please visit their web site and let the magic of their work take you into the heart of the Great Bear and the challenges the land faces in these changing climates and economic times.
