My Blue Adriatic, Trogir, Croatia. A student-led programme combining science, art, and community action to explore and protect the Adriatic Sea.
My Blue Adriatic, Trogir, Croatia. A student-led programme combining science, art, and community action to explore and protect the Adriatic Sea.
Biodegradable Vessels for Water Cleanup, Čepin, Croatia. This student-led project focuses on designing and building eco-friendly vessels to collect plastic waste from local water bodies.
Introduction to the new marine national park in the Nämdö archipelago by infographics, Stockholm, Sweden. Students create and share art-based infographics to raise awareness about Baltic Sea conservation.
Wetland Ecosystems for Treatment and Landscape Active Balance (WETLAB), Đakovo, Croatia. Students design and test small-scale wetlands to explore natural water filtration and ecosystem services.
MARE NOSTRUM: Monitoring and Assessing the Resilience and Ecology of the Natural Oceanic Seafloor of the Mediterranean: Observing Sustainability, Trends, Restoration, Understanding of Marine Ecosystems, Barcelona, Spain. The project empowers students to use a submarine robot (ROV) to monitor and assess the ecological health of Barcelona’s coastline.
Heroes of the Sea – a school-based learning and action project on marine environment, art, and sustainability, Rønde, Denmark. This project engages 4th and 5th-grade students in hands-on activities to become ocean ambassadors and advocates for sustainability.
Searching for Living Water, Košice, Slovakia. A hands-on educational project to explore local water sources for living organisms and the presence of microplastics.
BluEcoInVET, Istambul, Turkey, engages vocational students in smart water management through blue economy principles by developing a STEM-based digital platform.
1,311 European Blue Schools now lead Ocean Literacy across 26 countries; a shared milestone by EMSEA, ProBleu, SHORE and BlueLightS supporting the EU Mission.
The KTU team represented ProBleu at two international conferences in Tokyo in 2025, presenting key results on ocean and water literacy among school students and innovative education approaches.