change the way you think of the world

ONE WAVE AT A TIME

MAKING HEADLINES

Sea the Change has strived to make a difference in the lives of individuals by educating them about ocean conservation. Our contributions to individuals in the Longmont area have created a buzz in the local community— and we want to keep you informed about all of our latest developments. Read about our latest updates, and get involved today.

FIELD TRIP TO THE DENVER AQUARIUM

StC took the 3rd graders from Blue Mountain Elementary to the Denver Aquarium! We "shore" had fun... learn more below.

CURRICULUM

Sea the Change is now in the classroom! You can check out our education curriculum on the blog to "sea" what we're up to, and if you are inspired by our mission, you can click the button below to donate. Donations go towards our supplies needed for curriculum and upcoming projects for the StC team and are immensely appreciated.

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OUR PARTNERS

Education. Conservation. Inspiration.

BOW

SEAT

Boston, Massachusetts

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SILVER CREEK LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

Longmont, Colorado

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DENVER

AQUARIUM

Denver, Colorado

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UPCOMING

"Every drop in the ocean counts."

Yoko Ono

MAKING WAVES ACROSS THE NATION

Sea the Change is amidst stage two of our launch project: reaching out to ocean conservation organizations across the nation. We are reaching out to UC Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay Aquarium in California, Shoals Laboratory, and have already successfully contacted Clearwater Marine Aquarium.

WORKING IN THE COMMUNITY

We had the amazing opportunity to work with Blue Mountain Elementary and Eagle Crest Elementary students to advocate for ocean awareness during the 2019-2020 school year. Students learned about conservation, food webs, types of sea animals and more. They were also in contact with Sea the Change's scientist panel throughout the year and loved working with the national science community. Interested in bringing Sea the Change to your classroom? Contact us to learn more!

WRITING CURRICULUM

Emma Pearson is currently writing class curriculum for Sea the Change to take to local elementary schools. She has worked with the head of the Environmental Science program at Silver Creek, Barbara Keith, along with marine scientists and conservation organizations from around the country and has been taking this class to schools in the community since 2016.