The Princeton Residential Colleges Sustainability Challenge is a project that brings together the support of the EarthEcho Marine Plastics Ambassadors Program and the University Student Government Sustainability Committee to spearhead an energy challenge that enables students and staff at Princeton University to contribute to a sustainable campus community
I joined EarthEcho International in 2018 as part of the inaugural class of Water Challenge Ambassadors. While the program was small at the time, it was full of people with so much energy and passion that I remember eagerly awaiting my trip to DC to meet everyone in person for the first time. My memories of that year are a whirlwind of meeting new people and intently listening to each skill building workshop.
Highlights from the 2025 EarthEcho Youth Leadership Summit, that united over 250 young ocean advocates and adult mentors to build support for the High Seas Treaty.
EarthEcho International announces our 2024-2025 GenSea Sustainable Blue Economy grant recipients, supporting the innovative projects of six young ocean advocates working to advance the sustainable blue economy in their countries.
By ensuring flowers remain natural and there are less plastics coming about from their existence, it would honor their contributions to nature— preservation, stability and life.