AZRAQ WORKSHOPS
Marine Education Seminars
Our team has developed a marine education programme made up of a series of workshops. Each workshop stands alone. However, together they also provide an in-depth knowledge of coral reefs and the challenges they’re facing from both a scientific and anthropological viewpoint. By participating in our workshops, students gain a vital insight into global coral reefs but also the Red Sea specifically.
In order to provide you with the best possible knowledge, the workshops have been designed by our educational team who specialise in marine biology and human geography.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COURSE
- Enjoy exclusive access to experts.
- Learn to look at the reef from a scientific perspective. Our topics cover key species Project Azraq monitors to evaluate reef health.
- All knowledge is Red Sea specific, highlighting species endemic to the region.
TOPICS
Fish Workshops
– Bannerfish
– Cleaner Wrasse
– Damselfish
– Emperors
– Groupers
– Parrotfish
– Surgeonfish
Invertebrate Workshops
– Octopus
– Sea Cucumbers
– Sea Urchins
– Sponges
– Seahorses
– Rays
Algae Workshops
– Algae
Coral Workshops
– Brain and Dome Corals
– Branching Corals
– Finger Corals
– Soft Corals
– Mushroom Corals
Threats Workshops
– Bleaching
– Coral Band Disease
– Coral Predation
– Coral Spot Disease
– Growth Anomalies on Corals
– Overfishing (includes illegal fishing)
– Pollution
COST
Workshops are 250 EGP per participant per workshop
- Minimum capacity: 2 participants or 500EGP is required in order to run a workshop.
- Groups: groups over 5 people pay 200 EGP per person
- Maximum Capacity: 10 people per workshop
AZRAQ WORKSHOPS
DURATION: 1-1.5 hours
INCLUDES:
- Presentation
- Quiz
- Q and A
- E-certificate of attendance
REQUIREMENTS:
- English Speaking
- Minimum 12 years old
COLLABORATE
Contact us if your business is interested in registering to offer our Azraq Workshops.
REGISTRATION FORM
CLEAN UP
DIVES
It is time to start the change! Join us on our monthly Clean Up Dive, already many dive centres and volunteers are taking part.
MONITORING WORK
At Project Azraq we consistently monitor the reefs and provide the marine research community with the data they need to protect our coral reefs for the future.