The Marine Life Workshop and the Impact of Waste on It

Bag code: TRTSW813021 Days: - One day "training session one and a half hours" Time: - 3 training hours Targeted participants: - Environmental scientists and geologists About the program: - Waste is the trash that humans throw intentionally or unintentionally into lakes, seas, oceans, and water passages. Some forms of marine waste — such as driftwood and floating seeds — exist naturally (natural debris), while others are caused by human activities resulting from discharging materials into the oceans for thousands of years, forming a pile of scattered debris often caused by drift, known as beach waste or tide debris. This program revolves around... marine life and the impact of waste on it (definition – types – characteristics – objectives – positives – negatives... etc.) and will be presented through the following unit: Training unit: Marine waste. Program objectives: - To enable the trainee to understand the concept and types of marine trash. - To make the trainee aware of the size of the marine waste problem. - To familiarize the trainee with future efforts to address the marine waste issue. - To make the trainee aware of the impact of waste on the marine environment. Program topics: Training unit: (Marine waste) - Concept and types of marine trash. - Marine waste. - Future efforts to address the marine waste problem. - Impact of waste on the marine environment. Contents of the bag: PowerPoint 66 Trainer's guide 32 Trainee's guide 28 Introductory file 4 Activities bag 4 Mind maps 1 Brochure 1 Photos 18 Videos 3 References 3 Trainee data form 3 Bag contents: 12 Training bag model Please click here to view the training bag model Training bag video