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World ocean day is an approach launched in 1992 at the end of the Rio Summit, which aims to make the 8 June each year an opportunity to sensitize the general public to better management of the oceans and their resources.

This World Day offers the opportunity to provide information on these issues, stimulate the desire to adopt a 'sustainable behavior., and give courses of action by encouraging adults and children to act individually and collectively for a better management of marine resources.

Animations take place simultaneously all over the world : aquariums, science museums, associations and marine environmental education institutions offer their audiences of the festivities full of playful animations and actions, for big and small, to better know the sea.
A "passport of the Ocean" is distributed to participants, which undertake in Exchange to perform a number of concrete actions (even at the domestic level) for the preservation of the seas.

The oceans are the heart of our planet. The image of our heart that allows the blood until each of the organs of our body, oceans connect millions of people on the entire surface of the Earth. Oceans regulate climate, feed millions of people each year, produce oxygen, are home to an incredible collection of fauna and flora, We provide important medicines, and so much more !
In order to ensure the health and safety of our communities and future generations, It is imperative to take care of the oceans in the same way as the oceans take care of us.

En 2015, the theme is «Healthy ocean., healthy planet. ", and will be an opportunity to make a special effort to put an end to pollution caused by plastics.
This pollution is a serious threat because it causes a very slow degradation, affecting waterways for many years.
Plastics pollution also has an impact on the health of aquatic animals, including zooplankton, that confuse the beads with food. Scientists also fear impacts on the health of human beings humans.

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