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Inaugural Ocean Youth Summit inspires next generation of ocean conservationists

Australian National Maritime Museum < 1 mins read

The Australian National Maritime Museum is proud to have hosted OceanEarth Foundation’s inaugural Ocean Youth Summit, bringing together hundreds of young Australians unite to learn, connect, and be inspired to champion the cause of ocean conservation.

 

Over two jam-packed days (April 11-12), the Museum has seen over 400 young people aged 12-24 engage in discussions, interactive activities, and networking opportunities focussing on empowering and amplifying the voices of youth advocates.

 

Ms Daryl Karp AM, Director and CEO of the Museum, said ‘It is wonderful to see so many young passionate young people coming together and sharing their ideas. As the next generation looks to improve our environment, it is important that we empower them and listen to their concerns and ideas and be inspired to take action.’

 

About OceanEarth Foundation

 

Established in 2008, OceanEarth Foundation (formerly TierraMar) is an Australian-based charity that aims to build a future where people and nature thrive. A world where both our planet and its inhabitants flourish; a future where prosperity is shared by economies and environments.

 

The foundation of our work rests on empowering local people to become informed decision-makers and active champions of change within their communities. Through collective effort, across Australia, the Pacific and Coral Triangle, we are nurturing a future where humanity and the natural world are harmoniously connected. 

 

ENDS

 

For further information please contact:

Alex Gonzalez              m: 0401 545 778                e: [email protected]

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