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The EarthEcho community is teaming up with the Johnson Ohana Foundation and All At Once to connect new audiences with opportunities to care for our ocean planet. Our volunteers in Philadelphia, Chicago, Raleigh, and Tampa are joining the Eco Village of Jack Johnson's 2026 tour to meet and engage with people of all ages. Through November 2026, your donation is doubled thanks to the generosity of the Johnson Ohana Foundation.
Blue carbon is a critical component to protecting water quality in costal communities. From mangroves and alt marshes to seagrass and types of seaweed, blue carbon ecosystems are capable of cleaning, strengthening, and improving diversity of life in our ocean and freshwaters.
Are you a teacher who cares about our water planet and wants to inspire and encourage your students to do the same? You've come to the right place. The Water Planet Challenge will give you the information and materials you need to help your middle and high school students TAKE ACTION to protect and restore our planet's natural resources while teaching to key standards.
Water connects us all, and ensuring our waterways and marine ecosystems remain healthy requires understanding the decisions that shape what happens beneath the surface. These decisions involve questions of protection, regulation, and prioritization, and they are directly shaped by policy. From regulating pollutants to authorizing grants for marine research development, policies play a key role in ensuring our ecosystems and people remain healthy.
We help young people across the globe build marketable skills, network with government, business, and nonprofit professionals, learn from their peers, and get involved with opportunities to take collective action in service of our ocean and planet.
EarthEcho International works with partners across the world engaging young people to make an impact in sustainability and conservation. Every affiliate program aligns with EarthEcho's mission to support youth taking action NOW for a sustainable future.
