Ocean Image Bank
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Provided by: The Ocean Agency|Published on: August 5, 2022
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Synopsis
- This resource is a searchable database of downloadable ocean images that includes marine life, coral reefs, people enjoying the ocean, ocean litter, and much more.
- The images are available for noncommercial use and must be used with attribution, as detailed on the site.
Subjects: Biology, Earth and Space Sciences, Visual and Performing Arts
Authors: The Ocean Agency
Region: Global
Languages: English
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Positives
- This resource is great for learners at all levels and can be applied to any class learning about or looking for images of the oceans, marine life, and how people affect the planet.
- Students will be engaged by the beautiful images and can search for specific types of pictures.
Additional Prerequisites
- Images must be used with attribution for non-commercial purposes.
Differentiation
- Due to the nature of this resource, it can be utilized in any class that is discussing any aspect of ocean life, including science, social studies, language arts, health, math, and art.
- This resource is an excellent tool for students to begin or supplement a research project about the ocean.
- For younger students, they may find an image that interests them to start their investigation.
- Older students may seek out an image about a topic they would like to learn more about.
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