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SUMMARY:How to be close to the sea?
DTSTAMP:20260812T061020Z
DTSTART:20260624T163000Z
DTEND:20260624T193000Z
DESCRIPTION:Nature needs more voices and representatives to protect and mon
	itor it. During\nthe workshop\, you will learn to look at the connection b
	etween people and water\n– the IJ and the North Sea – in a different way.\
	n\nSpecifically\, we will focus on the Dogger Bank\, the ecological heart 
	of the\nNorth Sea. It is a vital breeding ground and a hugely nutrient-ric
	h area for\ncountless species\, including minke whales\, porpoises\, grey 
	seals\, gannets\,\npuffins and various mussels. Yet very few people are fa
	miliar with the area.\nThis isn't surprising\, as it is remote and what ha
	ppens at sea is visible to\nvery few people. At the same time\, the Dogger
	 Bank ecosystem – despite its\nprotected status – is under threat and bein
	g degraded\, for example by oil\nextraction and offshore wind farms.\n\nTh
	e Dogger Bank needs more voices and representatives to ensure its protecti
	on\nand monitoring. But how can we relate to a place that is so far away a
	nd\ninaccessible? And how can you help protect such a place? We will explo
	re this\ntogether during this workshop. You will learn to look at the conn
	ection between\npeople and water – the IJ and the North Sea – in a differe
	nt way. We will also\nexplore creative methods for sharing perspectives on
	 the Dogger Bank. What\nconcerns are there from your perspective as a huma
	n? And from the perspective of\nother life forms\, such as the seal?\n\n\n
	PROGRAMME\n\n18:30 - 19:00 hrs\n\nDoors open\, drinks and snacks\n\n19:00 
	– 19:05 hrs\n\nIntroduction\n\n19:05 - 19:30 hrs\n\nPresentation Bubble Ba
	rrier\n\n19:30 - 20:15 hrs\n\nMapping of concerns\n\n20:15 - 21:00 hrs\n\n
	Our relation with water21:00 – 21:30 hrsDrinks\n\n\nENFORCE\n\nThis event 
	is the first in a series of activities organised by Waag as part of\nEnfor
	ce. In this project\, Waag is investigating how residents can help to bett
	er\nprotect the Dogger Bank through citizen science. Read more about Enfor
	ce.\n[https://waag.org/en/project/enforce/]
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/how-to-be-close-to-the-sea
GEO:52.3727735;4.9003436
LOCATION:Waag - Nieuwmarkt 4\, 1012 CR Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,nieuwmarkt/lastage,workshop
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Nature needs more voices and representative
	s to protect and monitor it. During the workshop, you will learn to look a
	t the connection between people and water – the IJ and the North Sea – in 
	a different way.</p><p>Specifically, we will focus on the Dogger Bank, the
	 ecological heart of the North Sea. It is a vital breeding ground and a hu
	gely nutrient-rich area for countless species, including minke whales, por
	poises, grey seals, gannets, puffins and various mussels. Yet very few peo
	ple are familiar with the area. This isn't surprising, as it is remote and
	 what happens at sea is visible to very few people. At the same time, the 
	Dogger Bank ecosystem – despite its protected status – is under threat and
	 being degraded, for example by oil extraction and offshore wind farms.</p
	><p>The Dogger Bank needs more voices and representatives to ensure its pr
	otection and monitoring. But how can we relate to a place that is so far a
	way and inaccessible? And how can you help protect such a place? We will e
	xplore this together during this workshop. You will learn to look at the c
	onnection between people and water – the IJ and the North Sea – in a diffe
	rent way. We will also explore creative methods for sharing perspectives o
	n the Dogger Bank. What concerns are there from your perspective as a huma
	n? And from the perspective of other life forms, such as the seal?</p><h2>
	<strong><strong>Programme</strong></strong></h2><p>18:30 - 19:00 hrs</p>Do
	ors open, drinks and snacks<p>19:00 – 19:05 hrs</p>Introduction<p>19:05 - 
	19:30 hrs</p>Presentation Bubble Barrier<p>19:30 - 20:15 hrs</p>Mapping of
	 concerns<p>20:15 - 21:00 hrs</p>Our relation with water21:00 – 21:30 hrsD
	rinks<h2><strong>Enforce</strong></h2><p>This event is the first in a seri
	es of activities organised by Waag as part of Enforce. In this project, Wa
	ag is investigating how residents can help to better protect the Dogger Ba
	nk through citizen science. <a href="https://waag.org/en/project/enforce/"
	>Read more about Enforce.</a></p>
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