EarthEcho International’s programs are dedicated to the legacy of Philippe Cousteau Sr., a legacy of devotion to the conservation and restoration of the Oceans and one that can be shared by all people. EarthEcho's programs embrace service-learning and the power of individuals to reshape their communities and our world. They include:
WATER PLANET CHALLENGE
The Water Planet Challenge is a national call-to-action to restore and protect our water planet through service-learning. Resources, including service-learning action guides, classroom lesson plans, videos, webinars and more, help educators connect pressing water issues to curriculum and deep service.
The Big CleanUP
Join EarthEcho International's Philippe Cousteau for a special webinar to kick-off The Big CleanUP, an exciting summer-long contest involving young people taking action to protect our world’s oceans. Hear directly from our partners TerraCycle, a national recycling system for previously non-recyclable or hard-to-recycle waste, and One World One Ocean, a multi-year campaign harnessing the power of film, television, and new media to restore a healthy ocean.
STudents Reporting Environmental Action through Media
Inspired by the critical need for real-time reporting and local perspectives during the Gulf Coast oil spill, STREAM amplifies the voices of youth citizen journalists nationwide.
PROTECT WILD DOLPHINS
EarthEcho International's Protect Wild Dolphins initiative partners with the public to fund critical science and develop education and conservation programs to restore and protect the ocean habitats of wild dolphins- the aquatic equivalent of canaries in the coal mine for us all.
EarthEcho also offers several WORKSHOPS related to these programs, as well as EDUCATOR RESOURCES that may be downloaded for free.
