The SEAQUEST game is finally here! We invite you to download and play, explore the underwater world, and discover why seagrass matters. As you navigate the game, you’ll be accompanied by Shelly, a friendly sea turtle who guides you through the underwater world and helps you understand what you encounter. The game includes three engaging…
One of the key objectives of the SEAQUEST project is to integrate seagrass literacy into primary education through an innovative, future-oriented Educational Toolkit that combines in-class, outdoor, and technology-driven learning experiences for primary school children. We’re pleased to announce that the first component of the Educational Toolkit is now available. The SEAQUEST Curriculum for Teachers…
Three newsletters have been issued so far, providing updates on project progress and newly developed resources. Each newsletter is available in English as well as four project languages – Greek, Flemish, Portuguese, and Danish. Newsletter 01 Newsletter no 2 Newsletter no 3 Newsletter no 4
During its first year, the SEAQUEST project conducted extensive desk and field research to assess the state of seagrass literacy in primary education across Europe. By reviewing academic literature and best practices and engaging with students, teachers, teacher trainers, and researchers in partner countries, the project identified key knowledge gaps and common misconceptions about seagrasses,…
As part of the SEAQUEST Project, we are conducting three online surveys to explore how seagrass ecosystems are being integrated into education across Europe. We’re inviting responses from: Your input will help us: Please share widely with your networks in education and marine science!