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The Harbour School Sydney

Ocean Literacy - The ocean is largely unexplored

11/12/2025

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The ocean remains largely unexplored—with more than 80% of it still unmapped, unobserved, and unexplored. We know more about the surface of the Moon and Mars than we do about the deep sea. Beneath the waves lies a vast, hidden world filled with towering underwater mountains, deep trenches, and potentially millions of unknown species.
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#OceanLiteracy #UNOceanDecade #OneOceanOnePlanet #OceanAndHumanHealth #SustainableOcean #BluePlanet #OceanStewardship #Interconnected #LifeUnderWater #SDG14 #ProtectOurOcean #OceanEducation #WeAreOcean
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    • Living Seawalls - HPGE STEAM Program
    • Kelp Forests
    • Darling Harbour Precinct
    • Earth's Natural Systems
    • Human-Environment Interactions
    • Geographical Investigation
    • Environmental Change
    • Oceanography
    • Estuarine Studies
    • Life In The Sea
    • Earth's Environments
  • Resources
    • Case Studies
      • Sydney Estuary
        • Darling Harbour Precinct
      • Gamay (Botany Bay)
      • Great Southern Reef
    • Habitats
      • Oyster Reefs
      • Seagrass
      • Mangroves
      • Saltmarsh
      • Rocky Shores
      • Coral Reefs
      • Tundra
    • Habitat Restoration
      • Living Seawalls
      • Operation Crayweed
      • Operation Posidonia & Seeds of the Sea
      • Project Restore
      • Saving Seahorses
    • Research and Innovation
      • IMOS
      • Reef Design Lab
    • Skills & Fieldwork
      • Geographical Tools
      • Geographical Investigation, Skills & Fieldwork
      • Snorkelling
  • Projects
    • Living Seawalls School Hub
    • Streamwatch
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      • Investigating Middle Harbour Creek
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