Bank of Actions
Are you seeking examples or inspiration for water protection? There are plenty of potential actions to choose from! The Bank of Actions will provide your organisation with concrete ideas and examples of water protection activities implemented by organisations in the Baltic Sea Challenge network. You can browse these according to the theme, type of actor, country, year or keyword.
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Drainage basin
An educational poster on Baltic Sea underwater life
Actor: SEA LIFE, John Nurminen Foundation and artist Peter Gibson (Art4you2.com) ● Year: 2016 ● Address: Tivolitie 10 Helsinki, Finland
"Life in the Baltic Sea" poster describes the underwater life and species of the Baltic Sea.
Description
"Life in the Baltic Sea" poster was designed by marine biologist Markus Dernjatin (SEA LIFE Helsinki), illustrated by artist Peter Gibson, and produced in cooperation with the John Nurminen Foundation, the Baltic Sea Challenge and the Finnish Board of Education. The poster describes the underwater life and species of the Baltic Sea. Two versions of the poster were made, the other presenting work of the cooperation partners, and a project which seeks to increase the utilisation of cyprinid fish from the Archipelago Sea in foods consumed by humans.
The poster has two dimensions:
- Vertical: underwater zones for green, brown and red algae, and deep bottoms
- Horizontal: sheltered bays of the inner archipeago with low salinity, algae zones of the outer archipelago, all the way to the outer sea with deep bottoms and marine species
Benefits
The poster is perfect for schools' and environment centres' educational purposes. With the impressive visual design and interesting information the cooperation partners get very positive visibility. The poster will be made available widely in Finland in order to get it to as many schools as possible.
The poster is currently available only in bilingual Finnish-Swedish version.
Background information
Further information
Name: Markus Dernjatin ● Email: markus.dernjatin ( at ) sealife.fi ● Web page: https://www.visitsealife.com/helsinki/