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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!
Recent News
Call for the creation of a Corrib Forum
The Who’s Who in the Corrib event, held on the of 2nd of September in Claregalway, heard calls on the need for a Corrib Forum to bring together the many State agencies and voluntary groups that are working to protect…
Who’s Who in the Corrib – Working together for Better Water Quality
On Saturday, September 2nd, an exciting and informative event is taking place for the public! The event was inspired by community concerns over the water quality in the Corrib Catchment. Several groups, including the Ballindiff Bay Angling Club, Corrib Beo,…
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‘Galway Bay is Calling’, an exciting collaboration between musicians and ocean literacy experts to inspire climate action among local communities
Music for Galway’s Cellissimo Festival and Galway Atlantaquaria join together in creativity and music, to spark community exploration of the local impacts of climate change on our seas and marine biodiversity and ignite positive and immediate action to address the…
A very productive gathering in Cork concludes the first series of regional meetings organised by the IOLN Secretariat in 2023
Fifteen between IOLN members and other local ocean literacy stakeholders joined the IOLN Secretariat members Noirin Burke and Maria Vittoria Marra at Old Cork Waterworks Experience on Wednesday the 7th of June from 10am to 4pm to conclude the series…
The last report released by Fair Seas identifies funds needed to effectively protect Ireland’s ocean
Fair Seas, a coalition of leading environmental non-governmental organisations and networks, has revealed that Ireland can save its ocean biodiversity by spending approximately €55 million between 2024 and 2030 to reach its targets of protecting 30% of our seas and…
Launch of the ‘Linking the Irish Environment’ report and special seminar on 25 years of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement and environmental cooperation on the island of Ireland
On Wednesday the 21st of June the Irish Environmental Network (IEN), the Northern Ireland Environment Link (NIEL) and the Environmental Justice Network Ireland (EJNI) organised an event called ‘Linking the Irish Environment’ to launch the final report produced by EJNI…
See some of the comments from our meeting in the Marine Institute. (list will auto play)
