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Supported by 21 mentors and alumni, fourteen young people designed and led community-driven restoration projects. The 2025 Blue Carbon Ambassadors worked across New York City, Puerto Rico, New Orleans, and Vancouver with $8,617 in distributed project funding. Over the 2025 year, the Ambassadors and nearly 7,000 participants planted 1,735 mangroves, cultivated 78.6 meters of kelp and seaweed lines, and removed 603.7 kgs of litter from coastal environments.

EarthEcho International is proud to join the global ocean community at the 2026 Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, Kenya from June 14–19, uniting to advance ambitious solutions to the challenges facing our ocean planet.

EarthEcho International announces our 2026 cohort of U.S. Ocean Protection Ambassadors!

Middle school teacher Lalitha Murali shares how she fosters ecological literacy, critical thinking, and a strong sense of environmental responsibility in her students through place-based and partner-supported activities.

Each year on March 22, World Water Day—a United Nations observance—shines a spotlight on the importance of freshwater and the urgent need for sustainable water management. In 2026, EarthEcho International brought this mission to life through a dynamic, global Wave of Action, mobilizing youth leaders, educators, partners, and volunteers to protect water resources in their communities.