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  When kids first step onboard the Endeavour, a 45-foot catamaran, they’re often scared, unsure of their footing, and anxious. But by the time they walk back onto solid land, that nervousness has melted away. They’ve also had a hands-on educational experience that brings their classroom learning to life, thanks to Sea Station, a Salem Sound–based nonprofit that aims to help everyone get access to the ocean and teach them about it along the way. “It’s incredible. The transformation for most of these kids from when they go on the boat to when they get off the boat is incredible,” says Emily Flah
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