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Luca Jendrek posted in the group Water news
Curious to know how ocean extended reality (Ocean XR) can enhance ocean literacy and education?
Check out a latest study:https://www.cogitatiopress.com/oceanandsociety/article/view/10714/4552
Research done by: Fauville, G., Pimentel, D., & Woolsey, E. (2025). Ocean XR: A Deep Dive Into Extended Reality for Marine Education and Ocean…Read More
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Mikhail Primakov posted in the group Water news
The European Commission has unveiled the European Water Resilience Strategy, marking a major milestone in the EU’s response to escalating climate pressures on water resources.
Built around three core objectives, the strategy aims to:
1. Restore and protect the water cycle – strength through better implementation of existing water laws and e…Read More
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Luca Jendrek posted in the group Water news
World of Sharks🌏🌊 – visually engaging directory of many sharks species including infocards and funfacts. Ideal for teaching students about the different species, their caracteristics and threats.
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Molly posted in the group Water news
Hi again everyone
I just came across another interesting article, relevant for educators but also anyone who’s interested in supporting kids to become ‘Ocean Heros’ (or becoming one themself!)
It’s full of resources and tips and is written in a really encouraging way, which isn’t too overwhelming. Let us know what heroic actions you set up after…Read More -
Molly posted in the group Water news
Hi everyone!
I just came across this interesting Surfrider article about their Student Clubs network. It’s a very cool initiative for young people to become more involved in Surfrider’s activities through project-based learning (beach clean ups, awareness raising…) The article explains how a club can be started, how to get it registered, and…Read More - Load More Posts
About Me
Eleni Koumpaki
Research Technician
Driven by a deep fascination with marine life, I hold an MSc in Environmental Biology from the University of Crete. My thesis research at the Hellenic Centre for Marine Research (HCMR) took me into the hidden world of polychaetes, exploring their spatial and temporal dynamics in Heraklion Bay as part of the MAR.B.E.F.E.S. project on biodiversity conservation — because even marine worms have a story worth telling.
Currently, as a Research Technician in the Ecology and Ecosystem Management Laboratory at HCMR, I study coastal ecosystems through a mix of fieldwork, taxonomy, and ecological assessments. No two days look the same, and that's exactly how I like it.
Beyond the lab and the boat, I believe that good science should reach beyond academic journals. I engage with stakeholders, champion ocean literacy, and advocate for the sustainable management of marine resources — working to bridge the gap between research and society, and to inspire future generations to care for and protect our oceans.
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