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The vision of the Network is to achieve an Ocean Literate society across the island of Ireland. An Ocean Literate society is described as being one in which citizens understand the ocean’s influence on us and vice versa.
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The vision of the Network is to achieve an Ocean Literate society across the island of Ireland. An Ocean Literate society is described as being one in which citizens understand the ocean’s influence on us and vice versa.
Join our Network today, An Ocean Literate Society for all!
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Leave No Trace Ireland Invite IOLN members to the launch of their new training network.
Dear Members, Leave no Trace Ireland would like to invite you to the launch of their new training network. The aim of our new training network is to connect with and support our Leave No Trace trainers and training centres…
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World Water Day 2021 – focus on the value of water and Reimagining Irish Rivers.
Water is a vital natural asset and resource that means different things to different people. World Water Day on March 22 highlights the value of clean water by asking: “What does water mean to you?” That is an important question, because we…
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Galway Atlantaquaria lends its voice to the Global Coalition United for Biodiversity
On this World Wildlife Day, Galway Atlantaquaria is proud to officially join the European Commission’s Global Coalition, ‘#UnitedforBiodiversity’. The Coalition, which was launched exactly one year ago by EU Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries, Virginijus Sinkevičius, calls on…
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Irish Ocean Literacy Network delighted to attend the European Maritime Day Conference 2021
At the heart of European Maritime Day is a 2-day conference, which will take place this year on the 21st and 22nd of May. High level plenary sessions including inspirational speakers and leadership exchanges and stakeholders’ workshops attract delegates and…
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IWDG Launch Ireland’s Blubber Book; Flukes Junior Vol 1 an educational resource for primary school children
The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group advocate for a better understanding of cetaceans and their habitats through education and research. We believe that the first step in becoming an ocean literate and informed society, starts with our youngest citizens. We…
Ocean Plastic Project hits the shores of West Cork
Founded in 2018, the West Cork Ocean Plastics Project is the brainchild of Irish Ocean Literacy Network member Rory Jackson. The project, which works with transitional year students from a number of secondary schools in the local area, is researching…
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See some of the comments from our meeting in the Marine Institute. (list will auto play)
