Project: Ecology Project International (EPI)

Project Details

Research shows that one of the most effective ways to protect the natural world is to build connections and meaning with students at a young age.

At EPI, we partnered sea turtle biologists with high school students from the US and Costa Rica. We developed curriculum, expanded the program to the Galapagos Islands, and ran a fledgling non-profit that now provides not only an applied education for high schools students, but cultural exchange and a safer, cleaner environment for both communities and wildlife where they operate.

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