EarthEcho Expedition: At Home explores conservation and STEM activities that students and families can do at home. Featuring EarthEcho's Snack-Sized Science video demonstrations and Water Planet Challenge environmental audits alongside traditional EarthEcho Expeditions resources.

Overfishing and poor fisheries management is a global issue impacting more than 3 billion people worldwide who depend on seafood as their primary source of protein.

In 2018, the EarthEcho Expeditions team explored the consequences of coastal development and human pollution, particularly plastics, along Australia’s southern coast.

In 2017, the Expeditions team included our first Expedition Fellows, a team of teachers from throughout the U.S. who joined Philippe Cousteau, Jr. for an exploration of Southern California. This team examined the diverse solutions engineered to overcome the scarcity of available freshwater.

Join the EarthEcho Expeditions team in the Pacific Northwest as we explore perhaps the most serious issue facing our oceans today: ocean acidification.

Join the EarthEcho Expeditions team in South Florida as we explore how development and agriculture are impacting the region’s natural ecosystems. From the Everglades to Biscayne Bay, we speak with scientists and youth about ocean acidification’s effects on marine life.

Join the EarthEcho Expeditions team on our inaugural adventure as we travel throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed to learn more about a global ocean issue that plagues more 400 communities worldwide: dead zones.