Marmara "Last Refuge"
As part of the "Sustainability Journey from Marmara to the Mediterranean" project, this book we prepared opens the doors to a captivating world for its readers. In the 100th year of the Republic of Turkey, our book, which blends statistical data collected over 100 days at 100 different diving spots with popular culture, emphasizes the significance of the Marmara Sea, Turkey’s most valuable body of water. The sea is an integral whole with its underwater environment, and this whole is also part of the land and air ecosystems it connects to. With this book, we aim to highlight that the sea is, in a sense, a life support system for the future of humanity. The book is designed to lay the groundwork for the measures needed for our sustainable common future; it serves as a reference for researchers, stakeholders, enthusiasts, decision-makers, and the policies to be implemented.
Marmara "Last Refuge"
The book prepared as part of the “Sustainability Journey from the Sea of Marmara to the Mediterranean” project opens doors to a captivating world for its readers. Combining popular culture with the statistical data collected from 100 different dive sites over 100 days during the 100th year of the Republic of Turkey, this book emphasizes the importance of the Sea of Marmara, Turkey's most valuable body of water. The sea is an integral part of the underwater world and is also connected to the terrestrial and atmospheric ecosystems. Through this book, we aim to demonstrate that the sea acts as a vital support system for humanity’s future. It is designed to lay the groundwork for necessary measures for our sustainable shared future and to serve as a reference for researchers, stakeholders, enthusiasts, policymakers, and the development of future policies.
The book prepared as part of the “Sustainability Journey from the Sea of Marmara to the Mediterranean” project opens the doors to a fascinating world for its readers. Combining popular culture with the statistical data collected from 100 different dive sites over 100 days during the 100th year of the Republic of Turkey, the book highlights the importance of the Sea of Marmara, Turkey's most valuable water body. The sea is an integral part of the underwater world and is also connected to the land and air ecosystems. Through this book, we aim to demonstrate that the sea acts as a vital support system for humanity's future. The book is designed to provide a foundation for the measures needed for a sustainable shared future and serves as a reference source for researchers, stakeholders, enthusiasts, policymakers, and the implementation of future policies.