- give introductory materials and courses to explain the basics about CO2, climate change and ocean acidification. For this you can start with:
- if you are close to one of the labs involved in Spitzbergen, invite one ofthe scientists going there to come into your classroom to meet with the pupils and help initiate projects and discussions about ocean acidification. E-mail to lina.hansson (at) obs-vlfr.fr to check if thisis possible in your area.
- while we are in Ny Alesund in June2010, read our diary & pictures in our blog, send us your questions via e-mail and interview us (available by May 2010). You can read last year's blog on www.epocaarctic2009.wordpress.com
- join the Inquiry-to-Insight (I2I) project: your pupils will run virtual experiments on ocean acidification and develop an international perspective by discussing with other students and scientists from abroad through new ICT tools. Find more about I2I at www.i2i.stanford.edu
- partner with a scientist and run your own experiments in the frame of CarboSchools - an educational initiative from European scientists tohelp schools learn about global change science. Find more about resources, methodology, experiments at www.carboschools.org
Other useful resources to learn about ocean acidification:
This web site is hosted by Observatoire Océanologique de Villefranche sur Mer
