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Field Training

Underwater Breathing Experience for First-Year Aquatic Science Students!

  • Recent Event
  • Full Day Session
  • Kayankerni Reef, Batticaloa

The Department of Zoology and Aquatic Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, proudly conducted its first-ever underwater breathing experience for first-year Aquatic Science undergraduates.

Programme

  1. 01Introduction to basic oceanographic techniques
  2. 02Snorkeling at depths of 5–10 m
  3. 03Observing living coral reef ecosystems
  4. 04Field training and biodiversity stewardship

Outcomes

  • Learn basic oceanographic techniques in-situ
  • Step into the role of future stewards

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