Muğla Students Explore Marine Life in 3D Climate Summit Event
Around 1,000 students will experience a 360-degree dome show on ocean ecosystems during the Mediterranean Climate Summit.

KEY POINTS
- 3D dome show "Depths of the Blue" opened at Cengiz Bektaş Park in Muğla
- Show runs for three days during Mediterranean Climate Summit (Sept 28-29)
- Approximately 1,000 students expected to attend in groups of 15-20
- 10-minute immersive experience covers seagrass meadows and marine biodiversity
- Multiple municipal departments operating educational stands at the venue
The Muğla Metropolitan Municipality launched a 3D show titled "Depths of the Blue" at Cengiz Bektaş Park on Monday as part of the Mediterranean Climate Summit. Groups of 15 to 20 students watch the 10-minute immersive presentation inside a hemispherical dome tent.
The show uses 360-degree projection to display seagrass meadows and underwater biodiversity, aiming to raise awareness on marine conservation. Organizers expect roughly 1,000 students to attend over the three-day program running through September 29.
Municipal departments including Fire, Disaster Affairs, Water Authority (MUSKİ), and Climate Change set up information stands alongside the dome. Children received brochures and gifts covering zero waste, energy efficiency, and disaster preparedness.
The event coincides with the "Road to COP31: Local Climate Action Policy Dialogue" taking place in Muğla on September 28-29.
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