08:30 - 09:00 - Keynote speakers - Societal engagement
A commitment to society through education, scientific production and awareness-raising
- Laurence Paoli, Specialist in the study of the relationship between the different components of society and aquariums, zoos and wildlife parks
- Lizzy, Portuguese surfer and young artist – youth engagement
Session 7 - 09:00 - 10:00
Education
09:00
Sharks in the school – learning, training, educating
Lilian Cseho
Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden, Hungary
09:15
The magic of science education: scientific culture for all ?
Noémie Deldicq
Nausicaa, France
09:30
The Science and Strategy of Empathy for Conservation Engagement
Jim Wharton
Seattle aquarium, USA
09:45
Virtual presentation:
Turtles as ambassadors: Little, Longer and Legendary
Talitha Noble
Two Oceans Aquarium, South Africa
10:00 - 10:45 - Coffee break and poster session
Session 8 - 10:45 - 12:30
The role of aquariums in society
10:45
Virtual presentation: Aquarium, an important platform for the study of marine mammal evolution and conservation
Peijun Zhang
Institute of Deep-sea Science and Engineering Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
11:00
Virtual presentation: The World Association of Zoos and Aquariums Short Guide on Reducing, Offsetting and Measuring Carbon at your Zoo or Aquarium
Helen Lockhart
Two Oceans Aquarium, South Africa
11:15
Strategic Planning for the Zoo and Public Aquarium Industry
Bob Estes
The Living Planet Aquarium, USA
11:30
‘Where do my fish come from?’ Understanding the wild animal sourcing and creating a positive impact of sourcing from the wild
Rob Hicks
Merlin Entertainments SEA LIFE, United Kingdom
11:45
Sustainability and aquariums How can aquariums now make a significant contribution to major environmental issues by uniting their stakeholders?
Ingrid Picquart
Nausicaa, France
12:00
How can an aquarium, conservation charities, local authorities and communities work across borders to improve resilience and adaptation to climate change?
Maëlle Montier
Nausicaá, France
12:15
Towards A Relational Aquarium
Susan Bullerdick
Seattle Aquarium, USA
12:30 - 14:15 - Lunch break
Session 9 - 14:15 - 15:45
The role of aquariums in society
Example of positive collaborations with aquariums
14:45
Realization of a Vision: The Largest Aquatic Experience and Competence Center of the World
Emanuel Hensel
Faszination Aquarium GmbH, Germany
15:00
Aquarium Research Foundation: Taking a Chance to implement a Vision
Emanuel Hensel
Aquarium Research Foundation ARF, Germany
15:30
Framing the Ocean – tips for talking about marine conservation and making change seem possible
Paul Cox
Shark trust, United Kingdom
15:15
Virtual presentation: PICTUM – a new fun tool that allows users to locate, identify and learn about marine fauna in real time.
Delphine Mallet
Visioon SARL, France
15:45 - 16:15 - Coffee break and poster session
Session 10 - 16 :15 - 18:00
Example of positive collaborations with aquariums
17:00
A sustainable future: marine ornemental fish culture
Tom Verhoeven
De Jong Marinelife, Netherlands
17:15
GRAND LARGE: augmented reality as a tool for a new mediation.
Florent Gilard
Saola Studio, France
17:30