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Bis Lamer

By Martin Evans in Environmental Issues 1339 views 7th October 2016 Video Duration: 00:02:32

The Bis Lamer is a mobile marine education unit dedicated to the sensitisation of marine environmental issues among the school community and the general publ...

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