Big Blue Blog
Bridging Cultures and Conservation: Lauren Martin Joins Big Blue & You
Meet Lauren Martin, our new Project Consultant! She blends marine science and Indigenous knowledge to inspire ocean conservation for all.
Youth Advocates Unite for Ocean Conservation: Highlights from the 2024 Sea Youth Rise Up Summit
From June 2nd to June 7th, 2024, Sea Youth Rise Up (SYRUP) brought together young ocean advocates from around the world for a week of training, lobbying, and networking in Washington D.C. Participants engaged with state and federal legislators, environmental agencies, and attended Capitol Hill Ocean Week, hearing from over 40 guest panelists. This collaborative initiative by Big Blue & You, The Ocean Project, and EarthEcho International showcased the power of youth advocacy in ocean conservation. Read on to discover the impactful moments and key takeaways from this inspiring event.
Music Meets Ocean Conservation: Lemond Brown’s Big Blue (Ocean)
Lemond Brown, aka Mr. IMAG the STEAM MC, is a Big Blue Crew member who is also the CEO of Swaliga Foundation and the genius behind #SteamTheBlock project. Inspired by his experiences with Big Blue & You, in 2022 Lemond created a track and video featuring our own Danni Washington!
How Four High School Students are Fighting for the Big Blue
Want to know more about our Big Blue Crew? Check out this blog where four high school students talk about how they are taking an active role in fighting for our oceans!
How You Can Support Big Blue & You
We’re so excited that we have been selected as a 2021 Visa She’s Next Black Women-Owned Business Grant Recipient! 🎉 Visa committed 10K and an IFundWomen coaching membership to 60 Black women-owned businesses through this program, and we are honored to be a recipient!
How to Get Involved in Ocean Conservation
Ocean conservation, also known as marine conservation, is the protection and preservation of marine ecosystems. Ocean conservation aims to protect marine species, habitats, and coastal communities while limiting the damage caused by human activity. Conservationists advocate for the health of our oceans, recognizing that life on Earth depends on healthy oceans.