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The '''Florida National National High Adventure Sea Base''' is a National High Adventure Base run by the [[Boy Scouts of America]] (BSA) in the [[Florida Keys]]. Its counterparts are the [[Philmont Scout Ranch]] in northern [[New Mexico]] and the [[Northern Tier National High Adventure Bases]] in [[Ely, Minnesota]]. | The '''Florida National National High Adventure Sea Base''' is a National High Adventure Base run by the [[Boy Scouts of America]] (BSA) in the [[Florida Keys]]. Its counterparts are the [[Philmont Scout Ranch]] in northern [[New Mexico]] and the [[Northern Tier National High Adventure Bases]] in [[Ely, Minnesota]]. | ||
The main Sea Base is located in [[Islamorada, Florida|Islamorada]], [[Florida]], on the end of [[Lower Matecumbe Key]] at mile marker (MM) 73.8. A secondary base, the Brinton Environmental Center, is located on [[Summerland Key]] at MM 23.8. In addition there is the Out Island (Big Munson Key) near Summerland Key that is only accessible via boat. Also operated by Florida Sea Base is the Bahamas Sea Base in [[Marsh Harbour]], [[Abaco]], | The main Sea Base is located in [[Islamorada, Florida|Islamorada]], [[Florida]], on the end of [[Lower Matecumbe Key]] at mile marker (MM) 73.8. A secondary base, the Brinton Environmental Center, is located on [[Summerland Key]] at MM 23.8. In addition there is the Out Island (Big Munson Key) near Summerland Key that is only accessible via boat. Also operated by Florida Sea Base is the Bahamas Sea Base in [[Marsh Harbour]], [[Abaco]], Bahamas. | ||
In addition to its use as a high adventure program base, the Florida Sea Base also hosts conferences. They added additional building for this purpose, and the Florida Sea Base Conference Center has become an alternative training site to the [[Philmont Training Center]]. Most conferences it hosts are for professionals or national level committees, but it also hosts conferences for outside groups. | In addition to its use as a high adventure program base, the Florida Sea Base also hosts conferences. They added additional building for this purpose, and the Florida Sea Base Conference Center has become an alternative training site to the [[Philmont Training Center]]. Most conferences it hosts are for professionals or national level committees, but it also hosts conferences for outside groups. | ||
