reGOW.HE.ACT. 8th Primary School of Chania. Greece. Research and analyze local water bodies, promoting environmental stewardship and community conservation.
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reGO. CEIP de Barouta. Ames, Spain. Transforming a degraded pond into a water laboratory to enhance understanding of freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity.
Get ready! In September, ProBleu, BlueLightS, and SHORE will open their funding calls. Don’t miss the chance to secure funding for your school’s water and ocean literacy projects. Stay tuned!
We’ve chosen 35 projects from 12 countries that will advance water literacy in European schools, tackling marine and freshwater conservation, plastic pollution, and biodiversity through innovative methods.
In Barcelona, educators gathered for a ProBleu training session on Blue Schools and ocean literacy, led by ICM-CSIC experts. They explored practical tools like MINKA and discussed local projects, fostering water literacy among students across Catalonia.
Guardians of the Estuary. Fowey Primary School. Fowey, United Kingdom. Students engage in wildlife conservation, shaping future custodians of this vital marine conservation zone.
In-person course in Barcelona focused on blue education and water literacy. Participants will explore various tools and projects to educate about inland waters and marine ecosystems, contributing to conservation and…
The conference will host posters and presentations to present good practices from ProBleu Project. Luigi Ceccaroni from Eartwatch, Eli Bonfill and Jaume Piera from Institut de Ciències del Mar (ICM-CSIC)…
At the Ocean Literacy World Conference in Venice, hosted by IOC-UNESCO and partners, ProBleu collaborated with global experts to finalize the “Venice Declaration for Ocean Literacy in Action.”
On the occasion of World Ocean Day on June 8, ProBleu and SHORE reaffirm their commitment to enhancing ocean and water literacy across Europe and expanding the Network of European Blue Schools, promoting sustainable ocean and freshwater policies.
Funded by the European Union