Published May 22, 2023
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Coasts for Kids - Episode 3 - Our coasts are connected
Creators
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Irene Delgado-Fernandez1
- Lindsay Zier-Vogel2
- Robin Davidson-Arnott3
- Sharon Zier-Vogel4
- Juan B. Gallego-Fernández5
- Marisa Martínez6
- Luciana Esteves7
- Michelle Barnes8
- Julie Kirk9
- Patrick Hesp10
- Nadia Sénéchal11
- Luis Hernández-Calvento12
- Graziela Miot da Silva10
- Christina Chislett8
- Nicholas O´Keeffe1
- Alex Amoakoh1
- Darren Lloyd9
- Susan Rodgers1
- Sion Morris13
- 1. Edge Hill University, UK
- 2. Author and Community Artist, Canada
- 3. University of Guelph, Canada
- 4. Toronto District School Board, Canada
- 5. Universidad de Sevilla, Spain
- 6. INECOL, Mexico
- 7. Bornemouth University, UK
- 8. Sefton Council, UK
- 9. Southport Eco Centre, UK
- 10. Flinders University, Australia
- 11. Université de Bordeaux, France
- 12. Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
- 13. Cinnamon Design, Ltd
Description
[For more information and resources please visit www.coastsforkids.com] This is the 3rd episode of the Coasts for Kids Series. Episode 3 focuses on coastal processes operating over large areas and connecting distant coastal environments such as cliffs, estuaries, beaches, and coastal dunes. [The Coasts for Kids Series is currently available for free downloading from the Southport Eco Centre (UK) and the Coast and Ocean Collective (NZ). Check out the Coasts for Kids YouTube Channel for updates]
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Coasts for Kids - Episode 3 - Our coasts are connected.mp4
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