Introduction to Tides and Currents
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Learn essential concepts about tides and currents
Understand tidal exchanges and current movements
Practice using predictions for trip planning
Explore resources for small boat navigation
Tides and Currents Course Bellingham
Introduction to Tides and Currents is a virtual learning course designed for boaters of different experience levels. The program consists of two 90 minute online sessions focused on understanding tidal exchanges currents and practical trip planning. Students learn how tide and current predictions can support safer and more informed boating decisions.
The first session introduces tides and currents in the San Juan Islands and explains useful resources for trip planning. Students learn how to use planning resources and receive homework to practice the concepts. The second session reviews the homework explores planning scenarios and gives students opportunities to work through practical examples.
By the end of the course students should understand the basics of tidal exchanges and currents and know how to use predictions when planning small boat trips. The course helps students develop the ability to plot a simple afternoon or multi day trip using appropriate planning resources.
The course is delivered through two virtual sessions lasting 90 minutes each. It welcomes boaters of different types and skill levels. A minimum donation of 20 dollars is requested for participation. Students should have access to an internet connected device suitable for attending online sessions and reviewing course materials.
Tides and Currents Course Bellingham
Introduction to Tides and Currents is a virtual learning course designed for boaters of different experience levels. The program consists of two 90 minute online sessions focused on understanding tidal exchanges currents and practical trip planning. Students learn how tide and current predictions can support safer and more informed boating decisions.
The first session introduces tides and currents in the San Juan Islands and explains useful resources for trip planning. Students learn how to use planning resources and receive homework to practice the concepts. The second session reviews the homework explores planning scenarios and gives students opportunities to work through practical examples.
By the end of the course students should understand the basics of tidal exchanges and currents and know how to use predictions when planning small boat trips. The course helps students develop the ability to plot a simple afternoon or multi day trip using appropriate planning resources.
The course is delivered through two virtual sessions lasting 90 minutes each. It welcomes boaters of different types and skill levels. A minimum donation of 20 dollars is requested for participation. Students should have access to an internet connected device suitable for attending online sessions and reviewing course materials.
- Virtual learning sessions
- Course presentations
- Trip planning resource
- Homework and scenario exercises
- Boat rental
- On water instruction
- Transportation
- Personal equipment
- Gratuities
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