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Marine citizenship: The right to participate in the transformation of the human-ocean relationship for sustainability [PDF]

PLoS ONE, 2023
Marine citizenship is a relatively new field of enquiry and research to date has focused on individual pro-environmental behaviour change as an expression of responsibility towards the ocean. The field is underpinned by knowledge-deficit and technocratic
Pamela Buchan, Stewart W. Barr, Margherita Pieraccini   +2 more
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Enhancing marine citizenship as a strategy to promote the reduction of single-use plastics consumption in different cultures

Frontiers in Marine Science, 2022
Single-use plastics (SUP) coming from the land represent a large fraction of marine plastic debris that threatens the ocean biota today and are one of the main causes of microplastic pollution.
Eduardo Dopico, Eva Garcia-Vazquez, Noémi Rodríguez   +2 more
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Relational sonic pedagogies for ocean engagement: soundwalking, soundsitting, and soundweaving [PDF]

Frontiers in Psychology
This conceptual analysis proposes a triadic sonic pedagogy for relational ocean engagement, developed for educational and community-based ocean literacy and stewardship initiatives.
Kimberly M. Post
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A transdisciplinary co-conceptualisation of marine identity

People and Nature
Challenge 10 of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021–2030) calls for the restoration of society's relationship with the ocean.
Rachel Hale, Troels Jacob Hegland, Lindsey West   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Da pesca do alimento ao simbolismo do pescado: Conflitos entre a pesca tradicional, os empreendimentos portuários e a preservação ambiental no litoral brasileiro/From food fishing to exclusion zones: the territorial conflict between the traditional fishermen, the port enterprises and the environmental preservation in the Brazilian coast

Geografares, 2018
This article addresses the food issue as a fundamental principle of territorial autonomy involving traditional (artisanal) fishing communities. Discussing the issue related to the processes of deterritorialization articulated by the institution of ...
Tarcisio Jose Foeger
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Sediments and Seashores - A Case Study of Local Citizen Science Contributing to Student Learning and Environmental Citizenship

Frontiers in Education, 2021
Citizen science aims to bridge the gap between science and society by engaging people in understanding the process of science. This is needed to foster informed democratic involvement of critical, environmentally informed citizens.
Sally Carson, Jenny Rock, Jeffery Smith
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Green Maritime Education: A Framework for Cultivating Ecological Citizenship and Sustainable Practices in Coastal Areas [PDF]

SHS Web of Conferences
In the context of an increasingly pressing environmental crisis, coastal areas in Indonesia face significant challenges related to sustainable natural resource management. Maritime education as a vital element in fostering environmental awareness must be
Hardian Mirza, Fauzan Ahmad, Taufika Ryan, Erlande Rieke, Juri Juri, R Apriya Maharani   +5 more
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Social license through citizen science: a tool for marine conservation

Ecology and Society, 2019
Active and meaningful public engagement is necessary to foster informed and publicly accepted natural resource management. Citizen science presents an important avenue by which to achieve such engagement.
Rachel Kelly, Aysha Fleming, Gretta T. Pecl, Anett Richter, Aletta Bonn   +4 more
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Setting Sail for Resilience and Ocean Sustainability

Ocean and Society
This article makes a valuable contribution to the emerging field of marine social sciences by focusing on the potential contribution of learning theory and praxes in promoting ocean literacy, marine identity, and marine citizenship.
Alun Morgan, Charlotte B. Braungardt
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The Motion for the Ocean: scaling marine citizenship through local government declarations

Frontiers in Ocean Sustainability
A persistent gap between marine decision-making and local government action limits the translation of ocean knowledge into practice. This case study shows how early-career marine social science research has been mobilized across the United Kingdom ...
Pamela M. Buchan, Rebecca MacDonald-Lofts, Emily G. Cunningham, Nicola Bridge, Grace Clifford   +4 more
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