Seaweek 2009: Um clima de mudança - "Educação e Ação" As Australians we all face the daily challenge of changing the way we live our lives by making better choices towards a more sustainable future for us all as a part of the global community.
In light of the threats of climate change this Seaweek 2009 is a timely reminder that this is a "A climate for change" and "Education and Action” is the way so many of our schools and community members are engaged in practical hands on strategies to minimise our collective footprint and make better use of our limited finite resources. The members of MESA together with our sponsors and large network of teachers, educators, education centres and proactive community groups will bring together this Seaweek a compilation of great resources to highlight aspects of our unique biodiversity, the threats to our unique coastal and marine ecosystems and the actions in place to regenerate and rehabilitate and in turn reduce the stresses placed on the environment.
Objectives Key messages Resources available. Locais de diversão para as crianças. Ponte Oceano Professor de Educação Centro de Recursos. National Marine Fisheries Service NMFS is the federal agency responsible for the stewardship of the nation's living marine resources and their habitat.
NOAA Fisheries is responsible for the management, conservation and protection of living marine resources within the United States' Exclusive Economic Zone (water three to 200 mile offshore). Site includes information on the organization of NMFS and features information on many marine science topics, including aquaculture, bycatch, legislation, permits, strandings, and grants. Grade Level: High school Southeast Fisheries Science Center Located in Miami (headquarters), Panama City, and St. MSC> Peixes & Kids> PLAYROOM. Primária: Ciência KS2: recursos seres vivos de ensino. CAS: Professores - Pesca Sustentável nas Filipinas. The strikingly colorful coral reef display at the California Academy of Sciences is a Philippine coral reef.
The Philippines are considered the marine and coastal biodiversity center of the world. The coral reefs in this part of the world are some of the most diverse, but also some of the most threatened. Human impacts such as pollution, climate change, development, and unsustainable fishing practices have damaged these reefs. Luckily, Filipinos have been working hard to preserve local marine ecosystems. Recursos Educativos.