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EarthEcho International’s Educator Resources are a collection of videos, lesson plans, and other materials designed to support high-quality classroom experiences. They are unique tools to assist educators as they equip young people to explore and protect their local natural resources. Many of the resources are designed to satisfy Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Email us at education@earthecho.org and we will see what we can do to help you.

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Youth In Action - Lucy and BeHappy Bags

Dr. Jenn Lavers - Plastic Impacts on Seabirds

PlasticSeas: Plastic Impacts

Philippe Cousteau meets with Dr. Kate Charlton-Robb, the founding director of The Marine Mammal Foundation, to explore how marine ecosystems--specifically a unique population of dolphin--are impacted by plastic. From marine mammals to seabirds, plastic has a variety of impacts that Philippe examines with Dr. Jenn Lavers, who studies the health of seabirds through some unusual sampling methods.

STEM Career Closeup - Neil Blake

STEM Career Closeup - Heidi Taylor

Philippe Cousteau on Port Phillip Bay

Nesting Gannets in Port Phillip Bay

Presenting Sponsor The Northrop Grumman Foundation

PlasticSeas: Tracking the Source

In order to develop solutions to the challenge of plastic pollution, we must track plastic to its source. Philippe Cousteau travels to the Port Phillip EcoCentre to meet with Baykeeper Neil Blake, who explains how plastics find their way into the Bay. Philippe then hits the water with 5 Gyres Ambassador Blair Stafford to trawl for microplastics.