How to effectively teach #oceanliteracy in non-coastal regions

Another Exciting #EMSEA Masterclass Is coming up, dedicated to exploring how to effectively teach #oceanliteracy in non-coastal regions.
Friday, 28 November
14:00–15:30 CET (Brussels) / 13:00-14:30 GMT (London) Online
Register here: https://emsea.glueup.com/event/emsea-xmas-gathering-162455/

The #ocean shapes our #climate, our #weather, our food systems, and our future — no matter where we live. But bringing ocean literacy to #inlandcommunities requires creativity, meaningful connections, and engaging hands-on approaches.

In this webinar, long-time EMSEA members Giulia Realdon and Ines Borrione will explore:
- Why the ocean is essential to our lives — even far from the coast
- Key examples of the ocean’s ecosystem services
- How the ocean fits within Earth system processes
- How our actions impact the ocean from any location
- Practical teaching activities for inland schools

Whether you are an #educator, #communicator, or simply passionate about the ocean, this session will offer inspiration and ready-to-use ideas for bringing the ocean to classrooms everywhere.

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Horizon sister projects,

SHORE, Probleu, Blue Lights,

three Mission Ocean and Waters

projects funded by the EU’s

Horizon Europe Research & Innovation

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