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During the World Ocean Day 2024 event at the University of Belgrano in Buenos Aires, several impactful presentations and activities occurred. Dr. AyoJesutomi Abiodun-Solanke from Nigeria discussed using natural preservatives from underutilized plant materials to enhance fish preservation, promoting ocean sustainability and supporting artisanal fishers. Engineer Gustavo Aldegani highlighted the environmental impact of computing and AI, proposing strategies for energy efficiency, renewable energy adoption, and carbon footprint reduction. Dr. Patricia Morales from Belgium emphasized the integration of human rights into ocean protection, aligning with the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals. Additionally, Ms. Awa Djigal from Senegal highlighted the role of women in fisheries and advocated for agroecological diversification and better governance. The event also featured a role-playing game involving biology students, simulating stakeholder discussions on establishing marine protected areas to promote marine biodiversity and sustainable resource management. The game encouraged collaboration among public authorities, scientists, fishers, and NGOs, underscoring the importance of cooperative efforts in ocean conservation.