Lessons Learned: Best Practices for Youth Campaigns
Working with youth is incredibly important for the future of environmental protection. Not only has our communications research told us youth of today are the most socially conscious and...
View ArticleWeekly Round Up: play to the audience
In the round up this week: newest audience insights, why bliss is ignorance when it comes to climate change, teen flight, and more. Lots to cover today so summaries will be brief – but it’s all highly...
View ArticleOne With Nature: Empowering Teens Through Environmentalism
Many of Chicago’s middle and high school students spent their Columbus Day holiday resting, sleeping or watching TV. However, a group of 12 students from across the Chicago area could be found in the...
View ArticleInsights from Brevard Zoo’s youth-led environmental summit
In part 1 of our blog series on past Small Grants projects at zoos and aquariums, Meg Lieth, Children’s Play and Zoo Teen Coordinator at Brevard Zoo , shares lessons for staff and teens learned from...
View ArticleISG+ Final Report: Seattle Youth CAN works to combat climate change
This guest post by Eli Weiss of Woodland Park Zoo is the third in a 3-part series on their Innovative Solutions Grants+ project, exploring how teens in the Seattle area can empower each other and their...
View ArticleISG+ Final Report: The Florida Aquarium’s Collaborative Approach to Community...
This guest post, by VP of Education Debbi Stone at The Florida Aquarium, is the final in a 3-part series on their Innovative Solutions Grants+ project, supported by a grant from NOAA to The Ocean...
View ArticleAdvice from the Innovators: A summary of lessons learned in public...
Our grantees from year three have completed their projects and submitted their final reports, which are filled with tips and lessons for other aquariums and zoos that share their interest in engaging...
View ArticleYouth Taking the Lead for Conservation Action
In the summer of 2016, Phillipe Cousteau, grandson of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau, recognized youth as “the hope for our oceans.” Across the globe, there is an ever-growing group of young and...
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