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Unlock the power of ocean to create a sustainable world with the UNESCO Ocean Podcast, a captivating 5-episode series delving into UNESCO's impactful initiatives in ocean science, culture, and education. Hosted by Vinicius Lindoso, the podcast explores themes like climate change, biodiversity, education, ocean hazards and sustainability, showcasing UNESCO's role in transforming knowledge into positive global impact. Each episode features engaging interviews, discussions, and audiovisual archives from UNESCO's history of ocean research and action for the benefit of all. Whether you are very familiar with UNESCO or just discovering its rich mission, this podcast will guide you through how UNESCO can lead global efforts to shape the future of the ocean, and safeguard our own.
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In the second episode of the UNESCO Ocean Podcast, dive into the heart of global efforts to protect communities around the world from tsunamis and ocean hazards. Join us to explore UNESCO's critical role in tsunami early warning and preparedness and to learn what makes a good tsunami early warning system, through survivor accounts from the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami and an exclusive interview with UNESCO's Head of Tsunami Resilience, Bernardo Aliaga. The episode follows UNESCO's evolution in building a global warning system, and how its Tsunami Ready Programme is helping coastal at-risk communities on the path to developing a safer relationship with a changing ocean.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
The inaugural episode of the UNESCO Ocean Podcast, titled "The Ocean We Need for the Future We Want," invites you to explore the critical role the ocean plays in our lives. Through the perspective of UNESCO's diverse initiatives, delve into the challenges facing the ocean such as acidification, pollution, and climate change. Renowned voices, from Maya Gabeira, UNESCO Champion for the Ocean and Youth, to the UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay highlight UNESCO's commitment to reshaping humanity's connection with the ocean and introduce the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science (2021-2030), a one-in-a-lifetime opportunity to foster global collaboration toward a sustainable future.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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