The EarthEcho Water Challenge is the one of the world’s largest citizen science programs empowering more than 1.6 million young people and community members in 146 countries to connect with and protect their local waterways. Participants monitor water quality in their communities, share their findings through a global online database, and use the data collected to develop projects to protect water resources.

OurEcho Challenge is designed to engage young problem solvers in understanding, respecting and protecting the amazing diversity of species essential for the future of our planet.  Teams of middle school students tackle the decline in biodiversity head-on by identifying threats to natural resources in their communities and developing an innovative solution and action plan in the form of a sustainable process or prototype.

EarthEcho Expeditions is an annual program that leverages the rich Cousteau legacy of exploration and discovery to bring STEM education content alive for today’s 21st-century learners and their educators.Each EarthEcho Expedition begins with a week-long exploration of a geographic area facing an environmental crisis, examining the impacts that humans have on communities and water resources across the globe. In conjunction with local educators, researchers and advocacy partners we produce of a suite of classroom resources made available at no cost to educators and their students worldwide.

EarthEcho STEMExplore highlights relatable voices and life experiences to make STEM careers come alive through interactive videos, resources and live events. The program is designed to connect young people to the variety of career opportunities in theSTEM field and help them explore professions that can ignite their passions and make a positive impact on the future of our planet. The program features diverse mentors working in a range of STEM professions who provide first-hand insights and inspiration during STEMExplore events.