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THE OURECHO CHALLENGE COMPETITION IS NOW OPEN FOR ENTRIES!
Submit your students' proposal to win up to $5,000 USD and £5,000 for your school

We’re  excited to share that the OurEcho Challenge is NOW OPEN for entries until March 3, 2023! Teams of students in the US and UK are eligible to enter for a chance to receive grants to implement their action plan to conserve and protect biodiversity!
‍Explore the resources and have your students brainstorm project proposals. We can’t wait to see their plans to change the world! 

Target audience:
US students, Grades 5-9
UK students, Years 6-10

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Philippe Cousteau Jr's EarthEcho International Launches OurEcho Challenge for UK Schools & Young People to Help Reduce Biodiversity Loss

Phillippe Cousteau Jr’s EarthEcho International is launching the inaugural OurEcho Challenge competition in the United Kingdom, challenging teams of students, years 6-10, to help tackle the global decline in biodiversity. Teams are invited to get hands-on by identifying threats to natural resources in their own communities, then develop innovative solutions to combat those threats. UK project grants from £1,000 to £5,000 will be awarded to the top three scoring teams.

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Educator Resources

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.

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Teacher Spotlight Guest Blog: Making Global Connections by Allen Tsui

Allen is a school teacher who have lived and worked in London all of his life. Before becoming a teacher, he was an Administrator for a Government Department for nearly 24 years. During that time, he oversaw the technological transformation of the workplace from standalone monochrome PCs using floppy disk drives to backup data to the installation of an 8,500 terminal connections Wide Area Network. Allen has been a teacher since 2012 and became Head of Computer Science at the schools he works for in September 2020. He is passionate about using technology for teaching and learning across all school subjects.

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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.

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