by waste360.com The second year of Ocean Heroes Bootcamp has started and this time it’s in Vancouver, British Columbia! More than 300 international youth activists, ages 11 to 18, from over 20 countries and 32 U.S. states are collaborating to fight global plastic pollution the weekend of June 28-30. Read Article
The second annual Ocean Heroes Bootcamp was held in Vancouver, British Columbia in recognition of Canada’s G7 Presidency and introduction of the Ocean Charter. Hosted in partnership with Ocean Wise and held at the University of British Columbia, 300 youth from 20 countries* attended. Of the 300 global youth who attended, 84 were on scholarship … Read more
By Amber Donovan-Stevens / csomagazine.com We’re excited to partner with Lego for this years Ocean Heroes Bootcamp. The partnership seeks to encourage younger generations to preserve oceans. The annual bootcamp will bring together over 300 young people from over 200 countries.
by Newport Beach Magazine Newport Beach Magazine’s latest issue, featuring Chloe Mei and Ocean Heroes Bootcamp. You can find the coverage on page 18, under “Saving the Sea.” Ocean Heroes Bootcamp was conceived by Captain Planet Foundation and Lonely Whale with the goal of empowering the next generation of ocean health leaders and supported by Founding Partner, Point Break Foundation.
From petitioning schools to cut single-use plastics, to speaking out for the environment all over the globe, these young heroes are combining their powers to take pollution down to zero! 1. Hannah Testa Hannah Testa is the founder of Hannah4Change, an organization dedicated to fighting issues that impact the planet. An environmental activist and speaker, … Read more
We are so proud to be a Founding Partner of this great annual event, along with Lonely Whale and Point Break Foundation! Congratulations to the Ocean Heroes Bootcamp alumni and team! Fast Company has selected Ocean Heroes Bootcamp as an honorable mention in the Education category as part of the 2019 World Changing Ideas Awards! … Read more
by EcoWatch / Coda Christopherson (11) and Lea Eider (15) Learn how Ocean Heroes Bootcamp members Lea and Coda worked to eliminate single-use plastics from their community and educate others. Read Article Ocean Heroes Bootcamp was created for emerging youth activists between the ages of 11-18 who can learn from experienced activist peers and near … Read more
by Shelia Poole, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution At 16, Hannah has done so much to eliminate plastic pollution. Learn more about her work at the Ocean Heroes Bootcamp and her nonprofit Hannah4Change. Read Article Here Ocean Heroes Bootcamp was created for emerging youth activists between the ages of 11-18 who can learn from experienced activist peers and … Read more
by ocregister.com Young environmentalist Chloe Mei went from creating the “Skip the Plastic Straw” pledge to getting multiple school districts to remove plastic straws. Read full article about Ocean Hero Chloe Mei. Ocean Heroes Bootcamp was created for emerging youth activists between the ages of 11-18 who can learn from experienced activist peers and near peers … Read more
by alisolagunanews.com Young environmental activists from all over the world are being awarded tensof thousands of dollars to help clean up their communities and fight the plastic pollution crisis. To date, 16 kids have been granted nearly $17,000 collectively to launch campaigns they created during the inaugural Ocean Heroes Bootcamp to remove single-use plastic straws … Read more