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Event Date Country Event Location Nature of the Event European Maritime Day 2021 In My Country events per date Event date Country Event Nature of Event title Type of the event Organiser Website location the event 01-04-20 France Provence- Hybrid La Semaine de l'Emploi Information Pôle emploi pole-emploi.org ; pole- Alpes côte d' (physical Maritime activities on Provence-Alpes-Côte emploi.fr Azur & virtual) maritime issues d'azur 01-04-21 Greece Thessaloniki - Virtual “Sea Diary” Digital Media Information Municipality of www.thermaikos.gr Municipality Online Project activities on Thermaikos of Thermaikos ocean literacy 01-04-21 Italy Bologna, Hybrid Progetto A-mare - A- Activity for the Federation ITA F07 https://www.cmasdivingcenter Federation (physical mare Project public with the CDCI. - CMAS Diving .org/ ITA F07 CDCI - & virtual) sea as a central Center Italia CMAS Diving theme Confédération Center Italia Mondiale Activités Subaquatiques 01-04-21 Romania Constanta Hybrid Training of stakeholders Workshops, Mare Nostrum NGO http://www.marenostrum.ro/e (physical on marine litter issues conferences, n & virtual) seminars 01-04-21 Estonia Tallinn Virtual Webinar: Oiled Wildlife Environmental Estonian Fund for https://blogit.utu.fi/oilspill/ Response – Methods and actions Nature, Pro Bird Opportunities Germany, WWF Finland. 05-04-21 Ireland Ireland Hybrid Explorers Wild about Education and The Camden www.explorers.ie (physical Wildlife on the Seashore artistic activities Education Trust & virtual) Films, Activities and for school children Competition 05-04-21 Portugal Funchal Physical Que lixo esconde a nossa Beach-cleaning Observatório https://oom.arditi.pt/ and praia? (What litter hides initiatives Oceânico da Madeira https://www.mare- our beach?) and MARE - Centro centre.pt/pt de Ciências do Mar e do Ambiente 05-04-21 Spain Colònia de Physical Beach Clean in Colòna Beach-cleaning Cooperation of www.clean-boating.com San Jordi, Sant Jordi initiatives “Clean Boating http://www.emsea.eu Mallorca / Association” and Spain “Amics de la Mar”/European Marine Science Educators Association (EMSEA) 06-04-21 Greece Thessaloniki Virtual The future of Scientific Information Atlantis Consulting https://atlantisresearch.gr/?la Diving in Greece activities on S.A ng=en maritime issues 07-04-21 Romania Constanta Physical Marine Litter monitoring Environmental Mare Nostrum NGO http://www.marenostrum.ro/e – spring 2021 actions n 10-04-21 France Boulevard Physical North and South Poles: Exhibitions on Nausicaa, National www.nausicaa.fr Sainte Beuve, climate sentries maritime themes Sea Center 62200 Boulogne-sur- Mer 11-04-21 Italy Trieste Hybrid Punto, linea e onda: an Education and Gruppo minimu.org; (physical ocean in design artistic activities Immagine/Mini Mu gruppoimmagine.it & virtual) for school children (Children's museum of Trieste) 11-04-21 Italy Sanremo Physical Bio beach walk Environmental Club per l'Unesco di https://clubunescosanremo.w actions Sanremo ebnode.it 11-04-21 Italy Catania, Sicily Hybrid The Maritime Weeks - Excursions by boat Associazione www.marecamp.it (physical 3rd ed. "The Sea we MareCamp & virtual) want: clean, biodiverse and protected" 15-04-21 Portugal Praia de Physical Monitorização e recolha Beach-cleaning Centro Ciência Viva www.cvtavira.pt Santo de lixo marinho na Praia initiatives de Tavira António, Vila de Santo António Real de Santo (Monitoring and António collecting marine litter on Santo António Beach) 16-04-21 Italy Rende (CS), Virtual Scientific Diving in Workshops, University of Calabria www.unical.it Calabria Europe: opportunities conferences, and perspectives seminars 18-04-21 Greece Thessaloniki- Hybrid Be a scientist! iNaturalist Workshops, Municipality of www.thermaikos.gr Municipality (physical GR helps you identify the conferences, Thermaikos of Thermaikos & virtual) plants and animals seminars around you! 20-04-21 Portugal Funchal, Physical Que lixo esconde a nossa Beach-cleaning Observatório https://oom.arditi.pt/ and Madeira praia? (What litter hides initiatives Oceânico da Madeira https://www.mare- our beach?) and MARE-Centro de centre.pt/pt Ciências do Mar e do Ambiente 21-04-21 Greece Heraklion Virtual National Learning Camp Workshops, Region of Crete www.crete.gov.gr Crete Greece for Blue Business conferences, networking seminars opportunities in the frame of MISTRAL project 22-04-21 Poland Kołobrzeg Physical Cleaning Polish beaches Beach-cleaning Szkoła Podstawowa www.sp5kg.pl initiatives nr.5 - Kołobrzeg 22-04-21 Portugal Lagoa de Physical Seashore ecology guided Environmental GEOTA - a https://www.geota.pt/ Óbidos tour - Coastwatch education activity portuguese NGO Project: an educational environmental activity 22-04-21 Portugal Funchal, Virtual Poluição marinha: das Education and Observatório https://oom.arditi.pt/ and Madeira causas às consequências artistic activities Oceânico da Madeira https://www.mare- (Marine pollution: from for school children and MARE - Centro centre.pt/pt 22-04-21 Romania Scoala Hybrid Acauses BLUE toWORLD consequences) Exhibitions on Scoalade Ciências Gimnaziala do Mar e https://sgiabv.ro/ Gimnaziala (physical maritime themes I.Al. Bratescu- I.Al. Bratescu- & virtual) Voinești Targoviste Voinesti 23-04-21 Greece Thessaloniki - Virtual Online Meeting: ”The Workshops, Municipality of www.thermaikos.gr Municipality Warden’s House by the conferences, Thermaikos - of Thermaikos Salt Flats: When Art seminars Thessaloniki Becomes Nature’s Guardian” 23-04-21 Turkey Bebek, Virtual The Seas of Istanbul, Education and NGO Bebekliler Istanbul Children in Blue and Blue artistic activities Association Homeland for school children 25-04-21 Greece Thessaloniki,A Physical Aggelochori - Beach and Beach-cleaning Municipality of www.thermaikos.gr gggelochori Under Water Clean-Up! initiatives Thermaikos Beach 26-04-21 Italy Monfalcone Virtual Next Maritime Workshops, Maritime Technology www.marefvg.it Technologies Day conferences, Cluster FVG seminars 26-04-21 Portugal Jardim-Escola Physical Water - an important Education and MARE, University of http://www.mare-centre.pt/en João de Deus resource to preserve artistic activities Coimbra 2, Coimbra for school children 26-04-21 Spain Santander Hybrid A trip along the coastal Eco-tours and IES La Albericia www.iesalbericia.es (physical path walks in areas college & virtual) with significant maritime heritage 27-04-21 Portugal Jardim-Escola Physical Ocean, the big home of Education and MARE, University of http://www.mare-centre.pt/en João de Deus marine organisms - a artistic activities Coimbra 2, Coimbra system to preserve for school children 28-04-21 Portugal Jardim-Escola Physical Ocean, the big home of Education and MARE, University of http://www.mare-centre.pt/en João de Deus marine organisms - a artistic activities Coimbra 2, Coimbra system to preserve for school children 29-04-21 Portugal Jardim-Escola Physical From the Education and MARE, University of http://www.mare-centre.pt/en João de Deus overexploitation to the artistic activities Coimbra 2, Coimbra sustainability of marine for school children fisheries resources 30-04-21 Poland Gdynia Physical Ghost Net exhibit Exhibitions on Gdynia Aquarium, https://akwarium.gdynia.pl/ maritime themes National Marine www.emsea.eu Fisheries Research Institute/European Marine Science Educators Association (EMSEA) 30-04-21 Malta Dingli Cliffs Physical CETACEANS AND Photography EcoMarine www.ecomarinemalta.com.mt SEABIRD OF MALTA - Exhibition Malta/European PHOTO EXHIBITION Marine Science Educators Association (EMSEA) 01-05-21 Ireland Oceanworld Virtual New species and climate University or Oceanworld [email protected] Aquarium, change in Irish waters school projects Aquarium dingle, co with a maritime Kerry theme 01-05-21 Portugal Faro Hybrid Mar d'Estórias 2 Education and City Council of Faro / www.faro2027.eu (physical artistic activities Faro2027 & virtual) for school children 01-05-21 Spain Santiago de Hybrid FIP BLUES presentation Workshops, FIP BLUES promoters http://fipblues.com/ Compostela, (physical conferences, (Blue shark swordfish Galicia & virtual) seminars EU surface longliners) and Xunta de Galicia 01-05-21 Spain Sada, Galicia Hybrid Seminar on reduction Workshops, ACERGA Asociación http://acerga.com/ (physical and prevention of conferences, de Armadores de & virtual) unwanted captures seminars Cerco de Galicia 01-05-21 Spain Vilagarcía de Hybrid Seminar on valorization Workshops, OPMEGA https://www.opmega.com/es/ Arousa, (physical of mussel by-products conferences, Organización De Galicia & virtual) seminars Productores Del Mexillon De Galicia 05-05-21 Greece Thessaloniki - Physical "Browsing the...sea!" Art contests, Municipality of www.thermaikos.gr Municipality exhibitions, photo Thermaikos of Thermaikos competitions, dance performances, street shows etc 05-05-21 Romania Constanta Physical A Different Approach on Workshops, NIRD GeoEcoMar www.geoecomar.ro Environmental conferences, Education: Connecting seminars Young Ambassadors with The Blue Growth Mission 06-05-21 Croatia Lastovo island Physical SSF bycatch on Lastovo Excursions by boat WWF Adria https://www.wwfadria.org/ island 07-05-21 Portugal Nazaré, Leiria Physical Dia Escolar do Mar Activity for the Agrupamento de www.aen.pt public with the Escolas da Nazaré sea as a central theme 08-05-21 Greece Thessaloniki - Physical Lagoon Clean Up at Beach-cleaning Municipality of https://www.thermaikos.gr Epanomi Epanomi! initiatives Thermaikos 09-05-21 Greece Athens Hybrid Sustainable fishery in Workshops, Batsolakis www.batsolakis.gr (physical professional cooking
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