EarthEcho International has an immediate opening for a Curriculum and Professional Development Director to develop ocean and environmental education resources for formal teaching and informal, self-directed learning by youth. We are seeking a self-directed leader with expertise developing high-quality learning materials both for youth to directly access virtually and for the instructor-led environment.

The EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassadors annually unites up to 20 young environmental leaders ages 14-22 from across the United States. This unique experience trains and equips student leaders to conduct ongoing water monitoring efforts in their communities, collaborate with and learn from a network of young people passionate about protecting local waterways, and lead events to educate their communities about the importance of waterway conservation utilizing the EarthEcho Water Challenge.

by Sean Russell | April 13, 2020

Conservation and Behavior Change

E-STEM Education

Equity and Inclusion

Higher Education

K-12 EE

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The EarthEcho Youth Leadership Council (YLC) unites young conservation leaders ages 15-22 from around the world and plays a critical role leading and developing EarthEcho’s suite of education programs, while providing insight and expertise from a youth perspective to shape EarthEcho’s work.

by Sean Russell | April 13, 2020

Global EE

Conservation and Behavior Change

E-STEM Education

Equity and Inclusion

Higher Education

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We are thrilled to announce the launch of the OurEcho Challenge, a STEM innovation competition that empowers U.S. middle school students to take a closer look at the biodiversity in their communities.

January 27, 2020

Advocacy, Policy, and Civic Engagement

Connecting to Nature

E-STEM Education

Equity and Inclusion

EarthEcho International is a nonprofit founded by Philippe & Alexandra Cousteau in honor of Philippe Cousteau Sr., famous son of the legendary explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Our mission is to inspire youth worldwide to act now for a sustainable future. www.EarthEcho.org EarthEcho is seeking a self-directed employee to manage all aspects of the EarthEcho Water Challenge. The Water Challenge builds public involvement in protecting water resources through citizen science.

EarthEcho is seeking a self-directed employee to manage its EarthEcho Expeditions program. A signature annual program, EarthEcho Expeditions leverages the rich Cousteau legacy of exploration and discovery to bring STEM education content to life through adventure. Each Expedition is built around a central conservation issue with a primary focus on classroom content creation (particularly video assets) and professional development for a small group of teachers that are part of the Expedition.