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| Lisa Fitzpatrick - Marine Institute (Left) with Sea for Society educational material at the Galway Science Festival. |
The Marine
Institute and Galway
Atlantaquaria recently took
part in the Galway Science and Technology Festival promoting Ireland’s marine
resource. The one-day exhibition
was held at the National University of Ireland Galway and attracted over 20,000 visitors.
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| Adults and children enjoy learning about Ireland's marine territory - which is ten times the size of it's land area. |
“This event is a fantastic
day for children and the public to immerse themselves in all things science
with a wide range of inter-active stands on show,” said Lisa Fitzpatrick of the Marine Institute, which promoted Ireland’s marine resource through both the Real Map of Ireland materials available
online from www.marine.ie and the Sea for Society video, highlighting the importance of ocean science.
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| Joanne Casserly of the Explorers Education Programme explains how starfish feed and move around the seashore |
Galway Atlantaquaria
also promoted the Explorers Education Programme, which is funded by the Marine
Institute. Using the Explorers touch
tank, the seashore was brought to the event where children and adults learned
about the science of the popular animals such as the starfish, dogfish, anemone
and plaice.
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