• identifiant
    if you're not a member yet,
    clic here
  • HOMEPAGE
  • FORUM
  • FOCUS
    • Join us !
    • World Oceans Day
    • Newsletter
    • International Meeting
  • OCEAN INFO PACK
    • Take action
  • INTERNATIONAL MEETING
  • CLIMATE CHANGE
  • BIODIVERSITY
  • REGIONAL NEWS
  • RSS feed
You are here : HOME > WORLD RELAYS > WOD North America
langue FR
langue FR
  • ABOUT US
    • World Ocean Network
    • The objectives
    • Membership
    • WON statutes
    • Supports and partners
    • History
  • ACT WITH US
    • Citizen of the Ocean
    • World Oceans Day
    • Youth Parliament
    • Info campaign
    • Open debates
  • WORLD RELAYS
    • Regional antennas
    • Founding members
    • African participants
    • American participants
    • European participants
    • French overseas territories
    • WOD Africa
    • WOD North America
    • WOD South America
    • WOD Asia
    • WOD Europe
    • WOD Oceania
  • EVENT & NEWS
    • Calendar 2011
    • Newsletter
    • 4th International Meeting
    • WOD 2011
    • WOD 2010
    • The voice of youth
    • Climate change
  • TAKE PART
    • Citizen actions
    • Everyday actions
  • RESOURCES
    • Ocean Info Pack tools
  • CONTACT
    • WON details
  • LINKS
    • Links
  • MEMBER
    • Welcome to WON members

2011 World Oceans Day in North America



United States of America

 

World Aquarium  –St. Louis, Missouri, USA (8 June 2011)

Several activities and actions will be carried out at the World Aquarium Site, so as to present, promote, and protect the world of water and demonstrate sustainable living solutions:

1) Mermaid Contest
2) Youth Voices in Conservation Campaign participant publication
3) Promotion and updates of our newest conservation programs:

-      Caspian Sea Conservation

-      Sustainable Aquaculture

-      Impact of Religious Views on Global Warming

-      Upper Ganges River Dolphin Conservation Project

-      Microfinance Project for Fisherfolk in Kollam, India

-      Effects of Climate Change on Health and

-      Traditional and Formal Knowledge Adaptations for Sustainable Agriculture.
 

 

Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History –Washington, NW, USA (8 and 9 June 2011)

8th june: From 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm, the NMNH organizes a roundtable discussion about the last wild places in the ocean. To this occasion, Dr Enric Sala, who leads expeditions to these places, will share his experiences and will explain how the ocean works and how to preserve it.

9th june
: From 6:45 pm to 8:15 pm, will take place a panel discussion focusing on the Gulf region one year after the BP oil spill, whose moderator will be Jane Lubchenco of the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). Moreover, Ted Danson, an environmental activist, actor, and a founding board member of Oceana, with the collaboration of marine scientists, educators and health professionals will discuss the state of fisheries in the Gulf, and the environmental impact on seafood. After the sign of Danson’s book, will take place from 8:15 pm to 10:00 pm a wine & dine reception.

 


Sealife Conservation – Monterey, California, Usa (june 8th) with Nausicaá – Boulogne sur Mer, France

© Sealife Conservation

Sanctuary Cruises : Observation, recherche en mer et un direct audio avec Nausicaá.Le « Derek M Baylis » , un voilier silencieux dédié à la recherche écologique : « Pacific Polyphonies » - Un « whale watcher » différent animé par une océanographe-biologiste Dorris Welch et le capitaine Mike, ingénieur en transmission. Mike quittera son bateau le mercredi 8 juin pour monter à bord du Derek M. Baylis et sera en charge de la prise de son. C’est lui également qui va développer le software permettant de faire une transmission en audio streaming qui pourra être diffusée en direct à Nausicaa via Internet. David Robinson, capitaine et directeur de l’organisation Sealife Conservation. Il conduira le voilier sur la zone du canyon de Monterey qui est un sanctuaire de dauphins et baleines en cette saison.

Mexique


Acuario de Mazatlan, Mexico

Celebramos el Dia de los Oceanos, con el Primer Festival de la Tortuga Marina. El acuario Mazatlán y la Red de Tortugeros del Sur de Sinaloa, se complacen en invitar a el público en general y en especial a los lectores de mazatlaninteractivo.com, a su 1er. Festival de la Tortuga Marina 2011, que se llevará a cabo los dias 8 y 9 de junio. 
Cabe destacar que dentro del festival se efectuarán concursos y exposiciones, por lo que  el evento promete ser muy atractivo para todos nosotros. Programa aqui.



WORLD OCEAN NETWORK|SITE MAP|CONTACT|LEGAL CONTENT| all rights reserved Copyright © 2008