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Philippe Cousteau to appear on CNN at 1220ET on 12/12
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Philippe Cousteau featured on Last Call with Carson Daly
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Stow it Don’t Throw it Launches 2012 Youth Ocean Conservation Team Mini Grants
Application sare open for the 2012 Youth Ocean Conservation Team mini-grants! Tthese grants are designed to help provide you with funding to initiate the ocean conservation projects you’ve planned. Thanks to support from partners at the International Ocean Institute-USA, and funds raised from the first Community Ocean Conservation Film Festival, Stow It Don't Throw it is able to offer grants of up to $200 to help fund your conservation projects! The online mini-grant application form, which also includes the guidelines and complete details on the mini-grant program, can be accessed here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dGlpaGV1MkVPZEwtY2I3amJqQmJsTkE6MQ Once you click on the link, scroll up to read the complete program …
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EarthEcho International Congratulates the Recipients of the NEA Foundation Student Achievement Grant
The NEA Foundation has announced educators and students in five schools from across the country as the recipients of $2,000 Student Achievement Grants offered in conjunction with EarthEcho’s Water Planet Challenge program.
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Tweet-up: Advancing Environmental Conservation in the Latino Community
EarthEcho President Philippe Cousteau, Jr. will moderate a live panel and tweetup this Monday, November 19 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. eastern.
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Everything You Do Makes a Difference, What You Eat
LA ‘Meatless Mondays’: Los Angeles City Council Endorses Healthier Eating Habits
From the City Council that declared war on trans-fats and fast-food restaurants comes the latest way to make residents feel, well, guilty about what they eat. The Los Angeles council, in a 14-0 vote on Friday, adopted a resolution urging residents to adopt a personal pledge to have a "meatless Monday." While it does not have the force of law and police will not be checking what you brought to work for lunch, city officials said they hope it will start a trend, make residents healthier and reduce the impact on the environment.
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Young People Take Action to Promote Ocean Conservation and Protect Marine Ecosystems
On Friday November 2nd and Saturday November 3rd, over two hundred participants, and presenters, representing Florida, Georgia, Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC, came together, at Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Florida for two special events aimed at increasing public awareness of pressing ocean conservation issues and the implementation of youth lied ocean conservation projects to combat these challenges.
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EarthEcho Updates, Everything You Do Makes a Difference, What You Buy
Make a Splash! A Kid’s Guide to Protecting Our Oceans, Lakes, Rivers, & Wetlands
From service learning expert Cathryn Berger Kaye, M.A., and environmental advocate Philippe Cousteau with EarthEcho International, comes an opportunity for kids to shape the future of the planet. In their new book, Make a Splash! A Kid’s Guide to Protecting Our Oceans, Lakes, Rivers, & Wetlands (Free Spirit Publishing, $13.99), Kaye and Cousteau reveal facts about our waters, their inhabitants, and the threats they face, while presenting inspiring stories of kids in action around the globe and practical tips and ideas for making a difference.
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Everything You Do Makes a Difference, What You Buy, What You Do, Youth In Action
“The Big CleanUP” Recycling Contest is a Big Success
TerraCycle Founder and CEO, Tom Szaky, and environmental advocate and Co-Founder of EarthEcho International, Philippe Cousteau Jr., partnered in June to sponsor a summer-long challenge designed to engage youth in tackling the growing issue of ocean debris. The results were fantastic with an astounding 400,000+ pieces of packaging collected from 47 different participating schools and organizations.
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Out the Spout & Down the Drain Educator Workshops Help Equip Classrooms for Positive Impact
EarthEcho International, a leading environmental education nonprofit, is hosting two upcoming workshops for middle and high school educators that provide skills and resources to help students become community leaders and advocates for the planet.
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