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About the EU4Ocean Platform
By joining an active group of organisations, initiatives and people, members of the EU4Ocean Platform will benefit from the sharing of ideas, build partnerships and join forces to deliver a more coordinated approach to ocean literary activities in Europe. Let us unite and collectively build momentum for European ocean literacy, encouraging other initiatives to join the movement. At the core of the platform is the exchange of expertise, knowledge and best practices in ocean literacy. Members will create synergies and new collective initiatives that can reach broader audiences thereby generating larger impact.
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Become a Member of the EU4Ocean Platform
Are you interested to become a member of the platform? Want to know what is involved? Read the key facts from our Terms of Reference to find out more. We are looking forward to receive applications! You can apply to become a member by filling out an online application form on this website.
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Working Groups
The EU4Ocean Platform members will work in Working Groups (WGs) to focus on particular themes/topics, including Climate and Ocean, Food from the Ocean and Healthy and Clean Ocean.
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Get to Know the EU4Ocean Platform Members
Interested to discover the members of the EU4Ocean Platform? The EU4Ocean Platform brings together a wide diversity of stakeholders spanning the areas of marine research, science-policy, blue economy industry and the private sector, civil society, arts, education, youth and media. Check out the members in our overview or the interactive map with detailed information on each member.
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About the EU4Ocean Coalition
The EU4Ocean Platform is part of the EU4Ocean Coalition, which connects diverse organisations, projects and people that contribute to ocean literacy and the sustainable management of the ocean. Supported by the European Commission, this bottom-up inclusive initiative aims at uniting the voices of Europeans to make the ocean a concern of everyone. In addition to the Platform, the EU4Ocean Coalition includes the Youth4Ocean Forum and the Network of European Blue Schools.
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EU4Ocean – Together for seas and oceans. The advice of a European youngster. She is Bela and she’s presenting the EU4Ocean initiative. An ambitious project that helps us all to understand how we can fight for seas and oceans. |
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Ocean literacy in the Baltic: EU4Ocean event workshop The Baltic Sea is an ecosystem facing unique challenges. The intensity of usage by multiple actors from the shipping industry to energy, combined with nutrient run-off from agriculture and phenomena such as exacerbated algal blooms make a “healthy Baltic Sea for all” a very demanding task. Start date: 25/09/2020 - 14:00 Last update: 08/09/20 |
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EU4Ocean Workshop: Taking Common Action For Making the Black Sea Sustainable This online workshop gathered all interested stakeholders, around the Black Sea Basin, for approaching specific themes and co-designing common solutions, in terms of sustainability and blue growth. Start date: 25/09/2020 - 13:00 Last update: 08/09/20 |
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EU4Ocean announces Platform Chairs and Working Group Chairs EU4Ocean announces Platform Chairs and Working Group Chairs The EU4Ocean Platform welcomes two Platform Chairs and three Working Group Chairs, who will serve in advisory and steering roles for the Platform. |
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EU4Ocean thematic workshops on 25 September 2020 How can we help citizens in European landlocked or inland area to become Ocean Literate? On 25 September 2020, the EU4Ocean thematic workshops on Climate and Ocean, Food from the Ocean or Healthy and Clean Ocean, discussed and gathered ideas for effective Ocean Literacy actions. Start date: 25/09/2020 - 10:00 Last update: 01/09/20 |
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The Irish Ocean Literacy Network meet online to connect, inspire and engage with our ocean The Irish Ocean Literacy Network was delighted to host its first online members meeting of 2020 on the 15.7.20 through ZOOM. With over 40 members in attendance, participants heard from a range of key note speakers, plus flash presentations from a number of members. A selection of the talks and presentations can be seen on www.irishoceanliteracy.ie. The secretariat and steering community would like to thank all the members for sharing their stories, expertise, knowledge and passion for Our Ocean. #WeAreIslanders |
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Open Science Days in Sopot, Poland This article describes the Open Science Days annual project, which is run by the Institute of Oceanology Polish Academy of Sciences (IO PAN), together with Today We Have, Sopot Science Association and other partners (http://www.iopan.gda.pl/odn2019/index-eng.html). |
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A Desire for the Sea #ArelaDeMar used art, science & social media to bring the ocean to the community. Merging art & ocean science, it collaborated with local artists and researchers to connect the Iberian publics with the ocean, during and right after lock-down. |
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Ocean Literacy resources: Make a Sea Change The H2020 funded Sea Change project empowered Europeans as Ocean Literate citizens, to take direct and sustainable action towards a healthy ocean, healthy communities and ultimately a healthy planet. |
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Ocean Literacy resources from the H2020 ATLAS project Atlantic Adventures with ATLAS is a portfolio of free learning resources designed to engage children and adults with the deep sea. |
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