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Oceanographer

Price

Paid

Duration

9:30 – 13:30 /12:30 – 16:30

Organisation

WWF-Hong Kong

Description

Investigate the properties of seawater and marine organisms by observing plankton, performing scientific measurements and learning how human activities affect marine biodiversity.

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge: Understand seawater properties, plankton ecology and human impacts on marine ecosystems.

Skills: Conduct marine scientific investigations, collect observations and interpret ecological data.

Attitude: Appreciate marine science and develop stewardship for ocean conservation.

Related Subjects

Biology
Geography
Science
Citizenship and Social Development

Topic

Biodiversity & Nature-based solutions

Grade

Whole-School (Secondary)

Format

Site Visit / Field Trip

Location

Hoi Ha Marine Life Centre

Language

Bilingual

Participant Number

20 - 35 incl. 2 - 4 teachers

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