Black Sea Ocean Literacy Network has been launched under BRIDGE-BS for the first time in the Black Sea. It develops ownership and stewardship to protect the Black Sea, brings together scientists, educators, and professionals, and serves as a knowledge base.
The Black Sea Ocean Literacy Network is a growing community, advancing Ocean Literacy in the Black Sea region. We bring together organizations, educators, researchers, policymakers, community leaders, and industry stakeholders committed to sustainable ocean practices and promoting knowledge and stewardship of the Black Sea.
What Does the Network Do?
The Black Sea Literacy Network is a collaborative platform for exchanging knowledge, resources, and best practices across sectors and countries. We aim to raise awareness and drive action to protect the Black Sea through partnerships, events, and educational initiatives. Whether you are an educator, policymaker, researcher, or industry professional, your role in promoting Ocean Literacy is invaluable.
Why Join the Network?
The Black Sea Literacy Network offers unique benefits:
Collaboration, Knowledge Exchange, and Networking: Connect with educators, scientists, and advocates dedicated to Black Sea sustainability. Share ideas and collaborate on initiatives that foster ocean-friendly practices.
Access to Resources: Utilize a growing pool of tools, guides, and training tailored to the Black Sea region. Stay informed about Ocean Literacy projects, research, policy developments, and educational strategies.
Opportunities for Impact: Contribute to shaping a sustainable future for the Black Sea through activities such as beach cleanups, awareness campaigns, and policy advocacy.
Who Can Join?
We welcome schools, universities, research centers, NGOs, visitor centers, marine protected areas, museums, government bodies, private sector entities, and individuals interested in the marine environment. Whether you’re experienced in Ocean Literacy or new to the concept, your participation is vital to building a diverse and impactful network.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101000240.