Plastic Pirates - Go Europe!: Aktionsheft Küste und Strände - für Jugendliche
Project Booklet Coasts and Beaches
Teaching and training material (e.g. OER) › Teaching and training material
Publication data
| By | Janto Schönberg, Sinja-Christin Dittmann, Tim Kiessling, Agate Albekeite, Mandy Hinzmann, Gloria Consoli, Sabine Lenz, Gudrun Obersteiner, Line Debaveye, Charlotte Dhondt, Ana Catarino |
| Original language | German |
| Pages | 32 |
| Editor (Publisher) | Kieler Forschungswerkstatt |
| Additional information | Booklet, Project Booklet Coasts and Beaches Plastic Pirates |
| DOI/Link | https://www.plastic-pirates.eu/sites/default/files/document/2024-10/PP_coastal%20booklet_DE_WEB.pdf |
| Publication status | Published – 10.2024 |
This project booklet aims to give young people aged
between 10 and 16 hands-on experience of the issues
related to seas and the ocean, particularly the problem
of plastic waste in seas and flowing waterways. The key
questions for the Plastic Pirates are as follows: How
bad is plastic waste pollution in flowing waterways
and seas in Europe? What kinds of plastic are particularly common in the environment and what impact
does this have on our seas and our ocean?
This project booklet helps young people find their feet
during the excursion and serves as a scientific guide to
data collection.
The tone of the booklet is aimed at the young people
themselves. It has been designed in such a way that
they can complete the various steps of the project independently. Help them in your role as an educator.
The project booklet is suitable for use in a group of
between six and 30 young people, whether a school
class, a work group or a club. Including preparation and
follow-up work, the project takes about three days, or
six to eight teaching hours, to complete –
plus approx. two hours for sampling. As different
amounts of time can be allocated to the individual stages, the project booklet is also well suited to integration
within a project week.
