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Innovative educational formats on the topics of marine conservation and sustainable use for various learning contexts and age groups - from kindergarten to adult education.
From overfishing to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea – this volume of the Hamburg Geography Symposium includes four lectures as part of a teacher training course on the changing world ocean and a didactic contribution on teaching methods.
Virtual reality: Dive down and explore the fascinating, diverse underwater world of the North and Baltic Seas.
Did Moby Dick really exist? And how was he hunted? In this digital museum tour, you can learn about the development of whaling and its social relevance up to the present day.
Knowledge rises empathy, empathy rises a sense of responsibility. The German Education Server provides useful links and teaching materials on the topic of oceans and marine pollution.
The Ocean School offers exciting environmental education for pupils of different age groups. With videos, virtual reality / augmented reality and interactive projects in English and French, it covers subjects from science to social studies.
Touchscreen-based ocean map for schools, educational institutions and exhibitions - navigate simply and intuitively by touch and immerse yourself in the underwater world.
Learning and teaching opportunities relating to the protection and sustainable use of the ocean - for formal and informal learning contexts (from daycare centres to lifelong learning).
What is microplastic, how does it end up in the sea, and what are the consequences of pollution for the marine environment? The digital information platform of the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon provides answers to these and other questions.
Direct exchange with scientists: In the research exchange, you will find experts from numerous disciplines, who can introduce your class to the exciting world of science and research.
The SDG Academy offers free educational resources on the topic of sustainability - sortable by UN Sustainable Development Goals.
In a workshop format, various future scenarios are developed in a playful way to answer the question: What will our oceans look like in the future?
The educational programme of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich (LMU) deals with the causes and consequences of climate change using various teaching materials.
The WWF guide provides primary and secondary school teachers with valuable materials and ideas on the topic of plastic waste in the ocean.
Lesson plans, teaching materials, and background information on the topic of plastic waste in the ocean for different school levels.
The waste kit developed by the ICBM includes informational and task materials, a collection of experiments, and additional suggestions on the topic of plastic waste in the ocean.
A customisable modular learning toolkit on plastic in the environment for various educational levels.
Teaching materials (information, work and answer sheets) on the topic of plastic waste in the ocean for different school levels.
The federal government and the governments of the five northern German states support the current development and sponsor the DAM