Summary:
Monaco students participate in a pioneering underwater study focused on observing marine carnivores in their natural habitat using cutting-edge technology without disrupting the ecosystem.
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Year 7 students from Saint-Charles School in Monaco recently participated in a pioneering underwater study led by the Monaco Association for Nature Protection (AMPN). Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the students were able to observe marine carnivores in their natural habitat without disrupting the ecosystem. This groundbreaking initiative provided the students with valuable hands-on experience and contributed to marine conservation research in Monaco. The study highlights the commitment of Monaco and its educational institutions to environmental awareness and the protection of marine life. By engaging the next generation in such initiatives, Monaco aims to foster a sense of responsibility and develop future marine scientists who can contribute to the preservation of the oceans.
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