In 2019, IOI Thailand will organize a 25 km biking campaign "Bike for Coastal Conservation (BCC)" at Pranburi Forest Park, Prajuabkirikhan Province on Sunday 9 June 2019. There will be around 300 Senior government officers, CEOs, business managers, bicycle clubs community and families to attend and to celebrate the WOD 2019.
Women and the Ocean - that is the fitting focus of World Ocean Day this year. It reminds us that probably 50% of workers along the fish value chain are women - but data are for the most part missing except for some case studies - one of the many things to change for healthy oceans, prosperious and sustainable fisheries and respectful conditions ensured for women, men and ocean life. Brussels kicked off again the series of events by Mundus maris and its partners on three continents to celebrate World Ocean's Day.
Naipunnya School of Management celebrated World Oceans Day in collaboration with UNDP Ocean Action Hub. As part of the celebrations Fr. George Mavumkoottathil inaugurated the event by giving a message on ocean conservation for future generations as well as contemporary world. Students from the college under the 'Ocean Action Hub' club actively participated in the cleaning activities on the shores of Arabian Sea in Andhakaranazhi beach area.
When it comes to the environment, it can be a challenge for us to go beyond education, through to engagement, all the way to advocacy. Join us for this dynamic, collaborative workshop session where you will experience a new set of tools: first as a participant, then as a leader.
In 2009 we were in Copenhagen for COP15, representing science centres and museums in the fight against climate change. Ten years later, we find ourselves back in the same city. And this time, it’s for crisis talks. The IPCC’s latest report was crystal clear: cut carbon emissions as much as possible and as fast as possible, to mitigate the effects of climate change. What concrete action can we, as science engagement organisations, take now to rise to this challenge?
Quand les élèves deviennent critiques littéraires...
Les classes ont participé à cette 13ème édition du Prix Littéraire Planète Bleue Nausicaá et ont voté pour leur livre préféré. Quel ouvrage remportera le Prix Littéraire Planète Bleue Nausicaá jeunesse parmi la sélection ?
Assistez au quizz littéraire lors de la remise des Prix pour découvrir le gagnant.
Seuls ou en groupe, quel que soit l'endroit où ils habitent, au bord de la mer ou loin de la mer, ils ont mis en images leurs messages en réalisant un clip de 2 minutes et nous les ont envoyés. le jury composé d'un membre de la Communauté d'Agglomération du Boulonnais, d'un membre du Parc naturel marin des estuaires picards et de la mer d'Opale, d'un membre du service Médiation Education de Nausicaá et d'un professionnel de l'image s'est réuni et à voté!
This plogging challenge (running and cleaning up) aims at raising awareness on marine and land litter, focussing on what runners and sport persons could do to help our ocean. The event is located in a strategic running passage, where the marine association Deep Seas, together with many environmental association, the Council of Reggio Calabria and the Italian Association for Sports (ASI) is going to involve people of the Run For the Ocean campaign by runtastic, Adidas and Parley for the Oceans.
Surtout connu sous le nom de Fred, Fred Courant est le rédacteur en chef et présentateur des émissions du site Internet l'esprit sorcier.org. Il sera présent pour vous parler de son métier et répondre aux questions des élèves.
