Asia Marine Educators Association(AMEA)
News:
2024.3.25 UN Ocean Decade Conference AMEA Handbook-Action plans and challenges for ocean literacy by AMEA
2024.3.25 AMEA organizes the 2024 Ocean Decade Conference Satellite event
2023.12.5 UNESCO-IOC Webinar on "Teaching and Learning with Living Heritage / Invite to teachers and schools
2023.3.17 2023 IPMEN Conference (July 18-21 Victoria, Canada) call for presentation now
2023.3.6 IPMEN conference in Canada
2022.9.10 2022AMEA conference video record published
2022.8.15 2022-2024 AMEA board/advisory board and youth committee
2022.7.18 2022 AMEA Conference Program_v10
2022.4.10 2022 AMEA Conference Scholarship Announcement
2019.11.19 2015-2019 AMEA Report
2019.8.1 conference schedule announcement
2019.5.29 Call for 2019-2021 AMEA Board members
2019.5.29 Invite you to join the 2019-2021 AMEA strategic plans workshop on August 20th in Qingdao
In Memory of AMEA advisory board member, Dr. Doug Levin
At the 2016 NMEA conference, Doug introduced the Educational Passages project involving a mini boat. His enthusiasm for marine education left a deep impression many of us.
In 2017, at the AMEA conference in the Philippines, Dr. Doug brought the boat there, making several stops to introduce it. After the conference, the boat was shipped back to Taiwan and ended up at the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology (NMMST) and then at XinDian High School, becoming Taiwan No.1. The story of Taiwan No.1 continues, and it gave rise to the second boat, Mahimahi, at An-le High School.
Dr. Douglas's passion touched many Asian educators and students. That's why he became an important advisory board member and partner for AMEA since 2017. Being with Doug, everyone could feel his passion for education, and his spirit deeply influenced everyone he interacted with.
Doug is our mentor and partner. A person's life comprises many stories, and Dr. Doug's life was exceptionally remarkable, influencing many. Despite the sadness, we offer my heartfelt gratitude for Dr. Doug's lifelong dedication.
RIP my Dear Doug.
