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Basic Marine Science: Basic Aquatic Organisms
Rating: 3.9 out of 5(6 ratings)
233 students

Basic Marine Science: Basic Aquatic Organisms

ရေချို၊ရေငန် သဘာဝပတ်ဝန်းကျင်တွင် နေထိုင်ကျက်စားကြသော သက်ရှိ မျိုးစိတ်များနှင့် ဂေဟစနစ်ကို အခြေခံလေ့လာခြင်း
Created byThant Myanmar
Last updated 2/2022
Burmese

What you'll learn

  • To understand the ecological connections between mutualistic shellfish and marine fish in freshwater and saltwater, and coral reef loss and regeneration.
  • To learn about the coral reef ecosystem and fish.
  • Participants will learn the basics of coral reef assessment, crisis management, and basic replanting techniques.
  • Participants can learn about the benefits and ecology of shellfish.

Course content

6 sections6 lectures1h 49m total length
  • Sustaining & Building a Strong Linkage between Aquatic Systems16:43
  • Assignment

Requirements

  • Anyone interested in learning the basics of freshwater rivers, marine conservation, and water management is welcome to attend.

Description

Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems: Conservation and Restoration

The conservation of marine and freshwater ecosystems is more critical than ever. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the habitats of marine and freshwater fish species, their ecological importance, and the challenges they face due to human activity. It is designed for students and professionals who seek to deepen their understanding of aquatic biodiversity and contribute to its preservation.

Course Overview:

  • Five structured modules, each covering key aspects of aquatic conservation

  • Five expert-led lecture videos that provide in-depth insights

  • Additional study materials to enhance learning

  • A 10-question assessment to test knowledge upon course completion

Key Topics Covered:

  • The distinction between freshwater and marine ecosystems

  • The impact of illegal fishing and invasive species on native fish populations

  • The ecological significance of estuaries, where freshwater and saltwater meet

  • The loss and restoration of coral reefs, explored in depth in Module 2

Why This Course Matters:

Aquatic environments are under increasing pressure from pollution, habitat destruction, and overfishing. With marine biomes covering approximately 75% of the Earth's surface, their conservation is essential for global biodiversity. Illegal fishing practices and invasive species threaten the survival of many fish populations, making urgent conservation efforts necessary. This course equips participants with the knowledge and tools to engage in meaningful conservation and restoration work.

About the Organizers:

This course is developed by Fauna & Flora International Myanmar (FFI) in collaboration with Thant Myanmar. Established in 1903, FFI is the world's oldest international wildlife conservation organization, dedicated to protecting biodiversity through sustainable and science-based solutions. Operating in over 40 countries, FFI focuses on preserving threatened species and ecosystems while ensuring that conservation efforts consider human needs.

Join Us Today

Enroll in this course to expand your expertise in marine and freshwater conservation and become part of a global movement dedicated to protecting our planet’s aquatic ecosystems.

Who this course is for:

  • The aim is to enable all those who want to learn the basics of freshwater rivers, marine conservation, and water management to participate.