[Catalist] Educational Managed Marine Area (EMMA)

[Pierre Bouvais]

Hello,

It seems that the attachment from my previous email did not go through.

Here is the main attachment.

Kind regards,



Pierre BOUVAIS, PhD,
Environmental consultant, Oceanwise Australia <http://www.oceanwise.com.au/>
Email : pierre.bouvais at oceanwise.com.au
Phone : +61 (0) 432 083 160


Coastal Officer (Contractor), Coastal and Marine Community Network
<https://wacmcn.org/>

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On Thu, Oct 28, 2021 at 11:16 AM Pierre Bouvais <
pierre.bouvais at oceanwise.com.au> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> My name is Pierre BOUVAIS and I am a marine biologist and dive instructor
> currently developing an educational project to be implemented in Western
> Australia in rural coastal communities of Western Australia.
>
>  I am sending you this message as you may be able to help me, or direct me
> toward the right person, to be able to implement my project in WA.
>
> Please find attached to this email our proposal about the Educational
> Managed Marine Area (EMMA). Currently, the work is in progress and I would
> appreciate if you could keep the draft, I am sending you, confidential, but
> I would love to hear from you if such pedagogical project could benefit
> your work with Nature Conservation Margaret River Region.
>
>  “Educational Managed Marine Area” (EMMA) is a small coastal area, managed
> in a participatory way by primary or secondary school pupils. It is an
> educational and eco-friendly project to help young people better understand
> and protect the marine environment. The children become part of a local
> project that draws on the expertise of the school and local municipality,
> along with user associations and environmental protection groups. In WA,
> some communities may be interested in having their school rolling out  an
> educational program in which the pupils are involved within a “children’s
> sea council”  to implement actions with the help of local sea stakeholders
> and elected officials. They can conduct an ecological survey in the chosen
> area involving the children alongside scientific teams; discover the
> activities within the area and develop new understanding in a real-life
> situation; discuss the actions to prepare correct management of the area
> and design a charter. Furthermore, the international network of  EMMAs
> could one day bring together children from different corners of the globe
> to discuss and discover their respective ecosystems and cultures and to
> challenge policymakers, users and citizens on their commitments and actions
> for protecting the ocean.
>
> Here is a video explaining the EMMA philosophy:
>
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=koj6sht17e0&fbclid=IwAR19J7TWRuRYFpNwhhJxJYTGxfwkBsVO4t2sLsE3VHSUSiY143MxzP7YL_c&d=n
>
> As for the EMMA, we are totally aware on how timely such project could
> become for both teachers and stakeholders, this is why we are assembling a
> team to minimise the amount of time and effort trying to link the EMMA
> project to the WA curriculum and also to provide a catalogue of
> ready-to-activities for the schools. To accompany me on this journey, I
> will be supported by Dr. Ben Fitzpatrick from Oceanwise Australia, who has
> extensive experience in creating and delivering innovative educational
> content and I will be assisted by. Dr. Kimberley Lema who is a marine
> biologist who recently retrained herself to become a science teacher.
>
> I would be delighted to provide you with more details and discuss directly
> with you at your convenience.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
>
> Pierre BOUVAIS, PhD,
> Environmental consultant, Oceanwise Australia
> <http://www.oceanwise.com.au/>
> Email : pierre.bouvais at oceanwise.com.au
> Phone : +61 (0) 432 083 160
>
> Coastal Officer (Contractor), Coastal and Marine Community Network
> <https://wacmcn.org/>
>
> Oceanwise Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands that
> we live and work on across Australia and pays its respect to Elders past
> and present.
>
> This email message is intended only for the Addressee(s) and contains
> information which may be confidential and/or copyright. If you are not the
> intended recipient please do not read, save, forward, disclose or copy the
> contents of this email. If the email has been sent to you in error, please
> notify the sender by reply email and delete this email and any copies or
> links to this email completely and immediately from your system. No
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>
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