RICONOSCIMENTO CREDITI FORMATIVI
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Fieldwork experience with educational component for students, experts and nature sympathizers. This program is born as aid to the long-term ‘Maratea project’. Policastro Gulf is a poorly studied marine area, so it is necessary to collect different types of data, in order to: assess the conservation status of the area; describe the distribution of the species and habitats present in the Gulf and identify potential human threats. Participants will join our researchers during boat session on board of fishing vessels, owned to our partner ‘FLAG: Coast to Coast’. Those sessions will be fundamental to achieve important skills: collecting data on digital support (PAMGuard), taking pictures of wildlife, handling research tools (hydrophones), working in team and collaborating with the fishermen.
Furthermore, applicants may participate to other activities, such as: beach cleaning, educational events and boat sessions aimed to identifying illegal fishery impacted zones or ghost nets removing. These activities fall into Ecomodel partner’s projects, of which we had offered our professionality and experience. In fact, an important aim of this project is to allow participants to enter in contact with an highly collaborative context between authorities, NGOs , researchers and stakeholders.
Participants will join us to the following activities:
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High- quality formation course focused on monitoring and analysis techniques used in the long-term ‘Maratea project’. The students will collaborate with FLAG: Coast to Coast’ fishermen, boarding on their fishing vessels during sea monitoring. On land, fieldwork will take place inside Pollino and Cilento National Parks, exploring different kinds of habitats. Both fieldworks are focused on monitoring vertebrate presence and human impacts. One day will be dedicate to fluvial habitat, where participants will learn about its importance for both sea and terrestrial environments and the threats that could impact on its delicate balance. Each habitat is strictly connected with the others and this is an important lesson to learn when considering a sustainable managing of the natural resources.
The course will follow a weekly program, which activities are forecast-dependant.
a seguito convenzione con università o scuola, tale convenzione va stipulata PRIMA dell’arrivo su campo.