Marine Institute to broadcast live chat with marine scientists on World Ocean Day. On Wednesday 8th June, the Marine Institute will broadcast a live chat with Ireland’s marine scientists to […]
Oceans of Learning celebrates our sea with success. Over the past four weeks, the Marine Institute and partners have been celebrating our seas through the 2021 Oceans of Learning series, […]
Oceans of Learning celebrates our sea with success. Over the past 10 weeks, the Marine Institute and partners have been celebrating our seas through our Oceans of Learning series, by […]
Explore Ireland’s Coastal Communities In Ireland, 1.9 million people live within 5km of the coast and many communities along the Irish coast depend on industries such as tourism, fishing and […]
Oceans of Learning focuses on Food From Our Ocean. Exploring the science behind our seafood with ‘Food from our Ocean’ is the first topic in the Marine Institute’s Oceans of […]
Marine Institute celebrates Poetry Day Ireland with Odes to Our Ocean. To mark Poetry Day Ireland on 30th April 2020, the Marine Institute is sharing a selection of poems that […]
Oceans of learning resources online at marine.ie. Dive deep into the oceans of learning resources available from the Marine Institute’s website www.marine.ie. Explore Ireland’s marine resource and the work of […]
Sea science and the seashore at Galway Science and Technology Virtual Festival. The Marine Institute and the Explorers Education Programme will once again participate in the Galway Science and Technology […]
Collaboration and scientific research are now more important than ever as we continue to work together to understand and protect our “One Shared Ocean, One Shared Future”. This week’s Oceans […]
Natures Untapped Treasure Chest – Marine Biodiscovery in Ireland – Our ocean is often viewed as nature’s untapped treasure chest, with marine plants and organisms providing a natural source of […]
A sea swimming experience. Taking a dip in the ocean is a popular activity in Ireland. Many are taking the plunge around our coast each day and believe swimming in […]
Surveying Dublin Bay Prawn populations in Ireland. Nephrops are an orange-pink lobster, commonly known as the Dublin Bay Prawn, and are one of the most valuable shellfish landings in Europe. Scientists […]
Ocean science turning the tide on climate change. Our ocean is the Earth’s natural climate moderator – regulating climate and influencing weather patterns around the globe and affecting every one […]
Sustaining livelihoods and harnessing our ocean wealth. Oceans of Learning explores Ireland’s blue economy. As part of the national Oceans of Learning campaign to celebrate our seas, the Marine Institute […]
INFOMAR laying foundation for understanding our ocean resources and growing out ocean economy. Ireland through its national seabed mapping programme, INFOMAR has achieved global recognition for its endeavour to systematically […]
Health supplements powered by the Ocean – Fish have long been part of the human diet and often considered as ‘brain food’. Recent research in this area suggests that eating […]
From Space to Sea Floor – Join Kathy Sullivan in conversation with broadcaster Pat Kenny Thursday 23 July 2:00pm GMT / 9:00AM EDT. The Most Vertical Girl in the World. […]
Ocean observations and forecasting in Ireland’s seas. The Marine Institute uses ocean observation systems and marine research infrastructure to observe and understand how our ocean is changing, and the data […]
Art of the Ocean celebrated by Oceans of Learning series. This week’s Oceans of Learning series explores ‘Art of the Ocean’ with poetry, myths and legends, colouring and drawing activities […]