Shipwrecks like those from World War II become
Shipwrecks like those from World War II become
Shipwrecks like those from World War II become artificial reefs over time. These underwater structures provide shelter, food, and breeding grounds for marine life, creating rich biodiversity hotspots . Corals, fish, and other marine organisms use these wrecks as habitats, boosting local ecosystems. Wrecks as artificial reefs
Original Slide Deck: Healthy Seas Operation Deep Blue Legacy
Topics: Sustainable Resources. Biodiversity. Ocean. Ecosystem Services. Plastic Pollution. Cultural Heritage.
Suitable Ages: 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
Keywords: Biodiversity. Changing Environment. Conservation. Critical Thinking. Ecosystem. Ecosystem Diversity. Ecosystems. Field Work. Future Generation. Habitats. Historic Preservation. Legacy. Marine Life. Microplastics. Oceans. Plastics. Pollution. Project. Research. Secondary Education. Species Diversity.
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