The last 60-70 years have seen the greatest destruction of the world’s ocean and frankly, despite all the talk of sustainability, we don’t want to sustain the way the ocean is today, we need to restore it. And the good news is that we have tools to do just that, restore the ocean, and we know that they work…which is pretty exciting when you think about it.
EarthEcho International, the global nonprofit dedicated to building a youth movement to protect and restore our ocean planet, today announced the ten middle school teams advancing to the finals of the OurEcho Challenge, a science competition designed to engage young problem solvers in understanding, valuing, and protecting the diversity of species essential to life. These finalist teams prepare and share final presentations to a panel of judges and the public virtually on June 11, 2021, at 12:00 PM (ET) during EarthEcho’s Facebook Live event. The top three teams will be awarded grants ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 to turn their projects into reality.
EarthEcho International celebrates the Biden Administration's "America the Beautiful" report and continued momentum toward a national 30x30 goal!
EarthEcho's May 1st Youth Action Network Meet-Up connect a global community of young leaders to explore the importance of coastal and ocean restoration.
Youth leaders teamed up with EarthEcho and WILDCOAST to help restore the Batiquitos Lagoon as part of the OceanEcho 30x30 Campaign!