NEMO Talk: Clam Garden Restorations
Zoom , CanadaLearn about Indigenous Sea Gardens in the Salish Sea! Join our NEMO talk on June 6th to hear from Carl Olsen, an Indigenous knowledge holder from the W̱SÁNEĆ (wh-say-nech) nation […]
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Presentación del libro: Un Mar de Esperanza – Soluciones ciudadanas para un planeta sostenible.
Biblioteca Pública Municipal Gonzalo de Jesús Rosado Iturralde Av. Lic. Pedro Joaquin Coldwell 153, Centro, 77600 Cozumel, Q.R., Cozumel, Quintana Roo, MexicoEn el marco del Día Mundial de los Océanos, el Colegio de la Frontera Sur (ECOSUR) en colaboración con el Ayuntamiento Municipal de Cozumel a través de la Biblioteca Municipal […]
DOCUMENTAL & MESA REDONDA “El futuro del oceano, nuestro porvenir: Cultura Oceánica-Santander Azul”
Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos de Santander C/Real Racing Club 3, Santander, Cantabria, SpainLa proyección del documental del Instituto Español de Oceanografía titulado "El Futuro del Océano", vendrá acompañada de una mesa redonda titulada EL FUTURO DEL OCÉANO, NUESTRO PORVENIR. CULTURA OCEÁNICA ~ […]
Toc H World Ocean Day Celebration
Toc H Public School , India Kerala , Kochi , Kerala , India , pin - 682019, Kochin, Kerala, IndiaOn UN World Ocean Day 2024, our school is gearing up for an impactful program to raise awareness about the significance of the oceans and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We aim to involve as many students as possible to make a lasting impression. During the event, preparatory grade students will transform into UN […]
Captain Fanplastic LIVE Storytelling
Join us for a special Captain Fanplastic Live Storytelling event on Instagram and Facebook! Dive into "The Legend of Captain Fanplastic," a captivating tale read in Malagasy, English, Dutch, Portuguese, […]
NEMO Talk: Seafloor garbage in the Salish Sea: Taking out the Trash w/ Susan Anthony
Zoom , CanadaJoin us with Susan Anthony to talk about the unseen underwater trash that fills up nearshore environments. Human-made debris enters the water and disappears below the surface. There it stays, smothering the sediment and its organisms, leeching pollutants, and breaking into smaller and smaller pieces, but never going away. SeaChange and its partners have spent […]