How well do you know Ireland's seas?

Test yourself with this 'ocean literacy' survey — link below
Fair Seas has launched its first Ocean Literacy Survey, to find out how well people in Ireland know the waters around us and how we use them. Pictured: Karen Ciesielski, CEO Irish Environmental Network; Minister of State, Malcolm Noonan, TD; Aoife O’Mahony, Fair Seas; and Cleo Murphy, Green Party Local Area Representative, in Kenmare. Picture: Domnick Walsh

Fair Seas has launched its first Ocean Literacy Survey, to find out how well people in Ireland know the waters around us and how we use them. Pictured: Karen Ciesielski, CEO Irish Environmental Network; Minister of State, Malcolm Noonan, TD; Aoife O’Mahony, Fair Seas; and Cleo Murphy, Green Party Local Area Representative, in Kenmare. Picture: Domnick Walsh

Questions about the health of Ireland's marine environment, how people use the seas, and what actions you think the Government needs to take to manage this environment, are all on a nationwide survey just launched. 

Fair Seas, a coalition of environmental non-governmental organisations and networks, is asking people to complete the online survey to help inform plans for the future. 

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