A first list of the organisations the Association has worked with, drawn from the stories already told on the blog. The list is being updated.
Universities and research institutions
- University of Bologna — Ravenna Campus, master’s degree in Water and Coastal Management (WACOMA) and Environmental Analysis and Management: where Cecilia studied, and home of the scholarships and the graduation prize awarded by the Association. — read the story (in Italian)
- University of Perugia, researchers behind “Apericerca”, the science aperitifs in Perugia. — read the story (in Italian)
- CNR — National Research Council, “Dirigibile Italia” Arctic Station in Ny-Ålesund (Svalbard): the Association funded a fieldwork period. — read the story (in Italian)
- Istituto Tethys, non-profit organisation dedicated since 1986 to the conservation of cetaceans in the Mediterranean Sea. — read the story (in Italian)
Associations and organisations
- Associazione Bolla Blu, underwater outreach. — read the story (in Italian)
- Aps Abyss Clean Up, protecting the seabed from litter. — read the story (in Italian)
- Sea Shepherd, crew committed to monitoring the seabed. — read the story (in Italian)
- One Earth, independent environmental journalism project. — read the story (in Italian)
Key people and figures
- Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara, marine biologist, founder of Istituto Tethys. — read the story (in Italian)
- Simone Panigada, president of Istituto Tethys. — read the story (in Italian)
- Roberta Guerra, professor at the University of Bologna, supervisor of the Arctic research funded by the Association. — read the story (in Italian)
- Martina Pierdomenico, researcher, seabed exploration with ROV. — read the story (in Italian)
- Igor D’India, director of the documentary “Abyss Clean Up”. — read the story (in Italian)
- Francesco De Augustinis, director of “One Earth – Until the End of the World”. — read the story (in Italian)
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