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Uniting to Build Ocean Literacy with Children

Environmental Education
  • Uniting to Build Ocean Literacy with Children

    Posted by Bill Mott on February 16, 2018

    As part of our growing youth initiative – helping to engage, educate, and activate young people around the world – we’re excited to announce the launch of a free…

    Behavior Change, Blog Posts, Conservation Communication, Environmental Education, Public Awareness
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  • Communicating Conservation Effectively with Zoo and Aquarium Guests

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on December 20, 2017

    Conservation is the action of protecting and rejuvenating ecosystems so that the plants and animals within them can thrive indefinitely. If those inhabitants could accomplish this on their own,…

    Aquariums, Behavior Change, Blog Posts, Communications Research, Environmental Education, Guest Post, Visitor Engagement Opportunities
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  • Pilot project shows that engaging visitors in conservation efforts can inspire commitments and enhance experience!

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on September 8, 2017

    During the week surrounding World Oceans Day, 12 zoos, aquariums and museums (ZAMs) participated in a pilot project that had them asking their visitors about helping to address the…

    Aquariums, Behavior Change, Blog Posts, Conservation Communication, Environmental Education, Plastics, Polling and Public Opinion, Pollution, Public Awareness, Strategic Communication, Visitor Engagement Opportunities
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  • Positive Attitudes but Limited Knowledge Lead Discovery Place to Offer an Ocean Literacy Teacher Workshop

    Posted by Bill Mott on May 29, 2014

    This is a guest post by Gail…

    Blog Posts, Environmental Education, Guest Post
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  • Taking the dive – conservation asks at World Oceans Day events

    Posted by Bill Mott on May 10, 2013

    This is the first in our series of posts…

    Aquariums, Blog Posts, Environmental Education, World Oceans Day
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  • Funding for our future

    Posted by Bill Mott on May 2, 2013

    A few months ago, President Obama spoke eloquently in…

    Aquariums, Behavior Change, Blog Posts, Climate Change, Communications Research, Conservation Communication, Environmental Education, Policy, Public Awareness, Sustainability, Youth
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  • Weekly Round Up: tis the season for energy polls

    Posted by Bill Mott on April 12, 2013

    If you’re a science communicator or educator at an…

    Behavior Change, Blog Posts, Environmental Education
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  • Communicating Conservation: Weekly Resources and News

    Posted by Bill Mott on February 1, 2013

    The Ocean Project…

    Communications Research, Environmental Education, Polling and Public Opinion
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  • Remembering Rachel Carson, and learning lessons about social movements

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on October 8, 2012

    This crosspost is by Douglas Meyer, originally published at…

    Environmental Education
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  • NEW: Special Report on the Public Awareness of Ocean Acidification

    Posted by Douglas Meyer on October 2, 2012

    Back in 2008 The Ocean Project tested the term “ocean…

    Aquariums, Communications Research, Environmental Education, Museums, Partners, Zoos
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