Every year, World Oceans Day reminds us of the vital role the oceans play in maintaining the balance of our planet.
To mark the occasion, the Aquarium-Museum team dedicates several weeks to exploring the marine world throughOcean Month, a program of events focused on discovery, awareness, and the protection of marine biodiversity. Documentary screenings, talks, workshops, and activities for the whole family invite the public to better understand the issues affecting the oceans and to reflect together on the actions needed to preserve them.
Friday, May 22, 2026
A movie night to celebrate and protect our oceans
Friday, May 29, 2026
A hard-hitting documentary on the hidden side of global shipping
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Biodiversity, immersion, and discoveries for the whole family
Oscar-winning documentary: a wake-up call for dolphins
Saturday, June 20, 2026
This documentary highlights both the beauty of the ocean and the way humans are depleting its resources.
What are the major scientific challenges related to marine conservation? Ocean warming, acidification, biodiversity, resource exploitation… Researchers and specialists from ULiège share their insights in the podcast "Oceans in Peril: Understanding the Scientific Challenges to Better Preserve the Marine Environment."
An enlightening listen to better understand the issues shaping the future of our oceans.
The closing event of Ocean Month offers an immersive journey into the heart of the marine world, blending science and discovery, featuring a lecture by Prof. Thierry Jauniaux followed by a screening of the documentary *Ocean with David Attenborough*.
