Red Sea Museum Boosts Youth Maritime Skills
The Red Sea Museum in Jeddah's Historic District concluded the summer camp "Red Sea Laboratory" with the participation of 25 children. During the camp, they developed five innovative projects aimed at protecting coral reefs and reducing marine pollution. The projects focused on using technology to combat environmental degradation in the Red Sea. The "Heritage of the Seas" project secured first place after designing a robot to detect the need for bacterial injections to support coral growth. The "Divers" project came in second by developing a robot to collect plastic waste, while the "Red Whale" project ranked third by designing a robot to monitor and remove marine debris. The program aims to employ science and technology to raise awareness about marine environmental protection. It is part of the museum's efforts to expand the educational experience and connect youth with the marine environment through innovation and scientific learning.
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