PROGRAMS &
SUMMER CAMPS 2025
CoastX Programs & Summer Camps 2025
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Explore The Ocean Programs: We now offer limited donor funded Financial Scholarships for Maine and New Hampshire students with financial need

Explore the Ocean Like Never Before: A Week of Underwater Exploration and Adventure!
July 14-July 18, 2025
Middle & High School Students
Morning session: SOLD OUT
Afternoon session: SOLD OUT
Full Camp Overview Click Here
Students will utilize remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), drop cameras and other blue technology equipment to explore, observe, monitor, and preserve the health of marine ecosystems.
Working with ocean engineers and subject matter experts, participants will conduct underwater exploration missions in the marine environment, onboard a vessel and on the shoreline, to gather data on marine life, marine habitat, and marine debris using ROVs, ocean mapping, and surveying tools.
Students will report the outcomes of their research on the State of the Harbor in person at the CoastX Ocean Conference and on CoastX GIS Story Map.
Types of blue technology CoastX participants will use:
- Underwater ROV
- Drop cameras and GoPros
- Mapping & Surveying tools
- GIS Maps

Marine-Based Art Camp:
“The Beauty and Challenges of Life Above and Below the Piscataqua River”
July 21-25, 2025
Middle & High School Students
Marine Art: SOLD OUT
FULL CAMP OVERVIEW Click Here
This immersive marine-based art program invites students to explore the dynamic relationship between life above and below the Piscataqua River, it’s estuaries, and tributaries through creative expression.
By combining marine ecology education with artistic practice, students will gain a deeper appreciation for marine ecosystems while using various artistic mediums, watercolor painting, cyanotypes, underwater ROV imaging, and photography, to depict the beauty and challenges faced by life in and around the ocean. The program will culminate in an art exhibit showcasing their unique creations.

Explore the Ocean Like Never Before: A Week of Underwater Exploration and Adventure!
August 18-22, 2025
Middle & High School Students
Morning session: 1 spot remaining
Afternoon session: SOLD OUT
Registration HERE
FULL CAMP OVERVIEW Click Here
Students will utilize remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), drop cameras and other blue technology equipment to explore, observe, monitor, and preserve the health of marine ecosystems.
Working with ocean engineers and subject matter experts, participants will conduct underwater exploration missions in the marine environment, onboard a vessel and on the shoreline, to gather data on marine life, marine habitat, and marine debris using ROVs, ocean mapping, and surveying tools.
Students will report the outcomes of their research on the State of the Harbor in person at the CoastX Ocean Conference and on CoastX GIS Story Map.
Types of blue technology CoastX participants will use:
- Underwater ROV
- Drop cameras and GoPros
- Mapping & Surveying tools
- GIS Maps

CoastX Innovation Program
Dates being finalized
REGISTRATION OPENING SOON
Turning inspiration into impactful products and services requires more than creativity—it demands a proven framework and the right support. At CoastX, we empower students to transform their early-stage ideas into viable ventures using the Business Model Canvas.
Through hands-on guidance, we help them validate concepts through customer discovery, develop prototypes, and craft detailed business plans that lay the foundation for a successful launch.
With the core elements in place, we shift the focus to presentation skills, teaching students to deliver compelling pitches that captivate and inspire audiences.
When they're ready, CoastX connects students to local, regional, and national ocean-focused business plan competitions, providing competition coaching, mentorship and a platform to shine.
These competitions not only offer valuable experience but also reward winners with prize money that can be reinvested into their ideas—fueling innovation and creating a lasting impact in ocean-based industries.