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Marine Wildlife School Roadshow

  • Now in its 15th year of operation, visiting many hundreds of schools worldwide, seen by hundreds of thousands of pupils
  • ...with fantastic lifesize and lifelike marine wildlife models and interactive audience participation
  • ...working with many different project partners under different roadshow titles 
  • New Projects undertaken worldwide with government and ngo partners
  • ...including many Environmental Education initiatives such as recycling, marine awareness, species conservation, etc
  • ...developing packages to highlight key issues in a simple and effective roadshow format
  • ...providing training to local project officers to enable their own roadshow output to be enhanced
  • ...making key wildlife species models and props for such projects, and developing their use
  • ...raising awareness amongst project partners of the importance of Schools as a fundamental starting point in Environmental Education
  • ...and passing on all that has been learned in 15 years of experience to enable others to build on this in the future.

Details of past roadshows ( hundreds of references and reports ) can be found online by using search for

  • Marine Wildlife Roadshow
  • Cool Seas Roadshow
  • Coral Seas Roadshow
  • The Whale Workshop
Class picture with the biggest baby, the baby Blue!
A panorama of the School Roadshow Copyright Thomas P. Peschak - SOSF
Discovering how fantastic sharks are at a School Roadshow Copyright Thomas P. Peschak - SOSF
The show is about to start in a typical UK school, with the older pupils ready for their 60 minute introduction to our friends from the sea
School Roadshows dont have to be at school...here at a museum in Chile, a school group learns how to rescue a stranded dolphin
Another school group visit a shopping mall in Concepcion, Chile, to learn about the need for shark conservation
At a large school in Sabah, Malaysia, the hall is full for the Coral Seas School Roadshow
At a small school on Pulau BumBum, Malaysia, two brave pupils hold the shark and ray pups