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Un mare di inclusione marine project in Italy
Overview
The national project ‘Un mare di inclusione. Ogni goccia conta’ (A sea of inclusion. Every drop counts) has been implemented across different Italian coastal regions to promote marine biodiversity accessibility for people with disabilities.
In the Capo Rizzuto Marine Protected Area, the initiative utilized digital boards, multimedia tools, and VR headsets at the Pelagos Sea Museum to allow participants to virtually explore underwater landscapes. This stage was promoted by Ambiente Mare Italia (AMI) and supported by the Italian Ministry for Disabilities.
In Tuscany, the project continued at Marina di Cecina, where participants engaged in sensory activities in coastal pine forests and learned about marine turtle life cycles and nesting needs. This stage involved collaboration with biologists from TartAmare and local organizations to provide social connection through direct contact with nature.
Entities
Ambiente Mare Italia · Lia Burgalassi · Shalom Social Cooperative · Pelagos Sea Museum · Capo Rizzuto Marine Protected Area
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesMarina di Cecina hosts inclusion and biodiversity event
Over 50 people with disabilities participated in the “Un Mare di Inclusione” project in Marina di Cecina, exploring coastal biodiversity and marine turtle conservation.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesCapo Rizzuto Marine Protected Area hosts marine inclusion project
The Capo Rizzuto Marine Protected Area hosted an inclusion project using technology and sensory tools to help people with disabilities explore marine biodiversity virtually.
Sources
giglionews.it · persemprenews.it · pt39.it · telediamante.it · termoliwild.it