The School of Sea / Escola de Mar

Portuguese Sea Oh salty sea, how much of your salt are tears from Portugal! Because we cross you how many mothers cryed, how many children prayed in vain! How many brides remained unmarried in order you were ours, oh sea! ........................................................................................ (In "Mensagem", Fernando Pessoa)

photographed by Cristina Brito, Escola de Mar

photo taken during the sea-watch "Orcas in Tarifa", organized by the Escola de Mar "School of Sea", on July 20, 08

photo taken during the sea-watch "Orcas in Tarifa", organized by the Escola de Mar "School of Sea", 2008, 20th July

photographed by the School of Sea / Escola de Mar "SUMMER PROGRAMME, 2008" from July 15th to September 15th there were around 60 cetacean's watching missions along the Sesimbra's coast open to general public under previous inscription, organized by the School of Sea / Escola de Mar in co-operation with the Portuguese Foundation for Science & Technology, Summer Programme, 2008 - Alive Science / Ciência Viva Please see more at www.ipernity.com/doc/armando.taborda/album/31719

photographed by the School of Sea / Escola de Mar Please see / read note at www.ipernity.com/doc/armando.taborda/3302472 and https://www.ipernity.com/blog/armando.taborda/328322

photographed by the School of Sea / Escola de Mar Please see / read note at www.ipernity.com/doc/armando.taborda/3302472

photographed by the School of Sea / Escola de Mar Please see / read note at www.ipernity.com/doc/armando.taborda/3302472

photographed by the School of Sea / Escola de Mar "SUMMER PROGRAMME, 2008" from July 15th to September 15th there were around 30 biological life watch missions along the Sesimbra's coast, which highlights were the dives in apnoea for observation of local waters fish' species, open to general public under previous inscription, organized by the School of Sea / Escola de Mar in co-operation with the Portuguese Foundation for Science & Technology, Summer Programme, 2008 - Alive Science / Ciência Viva Please see more at www.ipernity.com/doc/armando.taborda/album/31719

Education on Environment and Eco-tourism ............................................................................... Cetaceans; Biology and Behaviour; Education on Environment; Eco-tourism; Investigation and Conservation Sea Watch; Museum's Visit Open to public at large: 132 € per participant From 13 to 21 March; Lisboa & Sesimbra Total 25h00 (attribuition of 1 credit by the Biologist`s Professional Order) Inscriptions: escolademar@gmail.com www.escolademar.pt escolademar.blogdrive.com

photographed by Cristina Brito, the School of Sea / Escola de Mar www.ipernity.com/blog/armando.taborda/22824

photographed by Cristina Brito, School of Sea / Escola de Mar www.ipernity.com/doc/armando.taborda/album/31719 https://www.ipernity.com/blog/armando.taborda/256918

photographed by Cristina Brito ...................................................... This damaged whale was observed by a scientific team belonging to the Escola de Mar / School of Sea, on the past 14th March, very close to the coast, alone, with high breathing frequency and slow and evasive movement. Wounds and scraps of cables and pieces of fishing net are visible at his dorsal zone.