🇱🇺 Et war eis eng Éier beim Screening vun OCEAN an der St. George’s International School matwierken ze kënnen!
Heibäi hunn d’Schüler an d’Participante groussen Interessi um David Attenborough sengem neisten Documentaire gewisen, deen d’Bedroung vun eisen Ozeaner a senger Biodiversitéit opdeckt.
Bei engem uschléissenden Debat, zesumme mam Peter Hammarstedt, Director of Campaigns vu Sea Shepherd Global a Kevin Schiltz, Director of Sea Shepherd Luxembourg, goufen zuelräich Froen zum Mieresschutz, Missiounen a Campagne vu Sea Shepherd a speziell och den Aufgabe vu Sea Shepherd Lëtzebuerg beäntwert. Mat dobäi war och d’Tilly Metz, Member vum EU-Parlament, wat op d’Verantwortung vun der Politik agaangen ass.
Mir sinn houfreg, dass jonk Mënschen – déi eis Zukunft sinn – esou een Interessi bewisen hunn!
Grousse MERCI un d’St. George’s International School an och un d’Tilly Metz fir den Owend!
🇬🇧It was an honour for us to be involved in the screening of OCEAN at St. George’s International School!
Students and participants showed great interest in David Attenborough’s latest documentary, which highlights the threats facing the oceans and their biodiversity.
During a panel debat that followed, together with Peter Hammarstedt, Director of Campaigns vu Sea Shepherd Global and Kevin Schiltz, Director of Sea Shepherd Luxembourg, numerous questions were answered about marine conservation, Sea Shepherd’s missions and campaigns, and specifically the work of Sea Shepherd Luxembourg. Among those present was Tilly Metz, Member of the European Parliament, who highlighted the responsibility of politicians.
We are proud that young people – who are our future – have shown such interest!
A big THANK YOU to St. George’s International School and Tilly Metz for this evening!
