Kids dreamed for blue seas, project produced

D-Marin Kids, aiming to strengthen the bonds of the sea from the small ages of children, and in order to leave a country where clean seas are embraced to the next generations, TURMEPA, who worked for 22 years. The first educational process of the "Renewable Energy and Seas" project was completed for the first time. D-Marin Kids and TURMEPA met with 200 students at 6 village schools in Dalaman, Bodrum and Didim within the scope of the project. 2.465 km for training lasts 28 days.

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" Refreshable Energy and Seas" Project consists of school trainings, project studies and competitions. Trainings given in schools and marinas were held in Dalaman, Bodrum and Didim village primary schools on 1 to 18 November, with 3rd and 4th class students.. Students visited D-Marin marinas located in the region, within the scope of the project aiming to bring the sea to children as well as to the sea. D-Marin’s employees also received information on the sea and marina life in the trainings that mentored.

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With the project, it was aimed to contribute to the creation of new ideas and projects, thinking of not only the sea life of children, but to perceive the entire nature and as a scientist. While children are contributing to the development of their skills that can be thought in team by moving together, training was also given to how to do a project and how to implement it. The work of children who create their own projects won a reward after a general assessment. Children who learn to develop creative and rational thinking, solution-oriented, discovering and sharing skills offered their ideas to keep the sea clean.

Total 12 projects in the competition where the Balat Primary School in Didim was prepared by 3rd class students, "Su Turtle Tospik" and Top Mazi Primary School from Bodrum shared the first place of " Elele" projects prepared by 4 class students.

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Didim Balat Primary School students designed the water turtle named Tospik to provide sustainable solutions for the protection of sea creatures and sea cleaning. Thanks to the camera placed on the head of the turtle, it was thought to manage the sea with the visible and remote connection board. Also thanks to the magnet stretch arms of the turtle, the garbage around can be collected into the special section located on it. Garbages sent back to the recycling in the turquoise, also produce energy for the work of Tospik. Tospik cleans the seas without damaging the lives thanks to its ability to distinguish sea creatures from trash.

Seas not ghost, get as we dream

Bodrum Up Mazi Primary School students were prepared with the motto "Seas ghost not, as we dream" to attract attention to the damage caused by wastes to sea creatures. Students who collect the trash in two groups including "The resulting Garbages" and "Seasel Activities Soner Formed Garbages" and presented examples for each title, classed wastes and expressed their dissolving time in nature. In the project where sea litteres are shared with sea creatures and harm to humans, students have explained them as a benchmark by painting a dirty sea with clean sea in their own materials. Students who designed "Hayalet Marine", which are dirty with garbage collected from the beach by carrying out a coastal cleaning activity, so when they picture a clean sea and creatures in a picture, in the other they expressed how the trash affected the ecosystem by painting a sea that changed the color. [