Philippe Cousteau’s EarthEcho International Announces the U.S. and U.K. Finalist Student Teams Tackling Species Decline in the 2023 OurEcho Challenge.
2022 OceanEcho 30x30 Fellows lead impactful campaigns to advance ocean protections across the United States.
EarthEcho youth leaders and staff attend the White House Conservation in Action Summit to celebrate the release of the Ocean Climate Action Plan and the commitment to consider expanding ocean protections for the Pacific Remote Islands as a new National Marine Sanctuary.
EarthEcho Youth Leadership Council members Amelia Fortgang and Maanit Goel joined EarthEcho staff and partners at the 5th International Marine Protected Area Congress in Vancouver, Canada.
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.