Our Commitment

We believe that everyone deserves the chance to connect with nature, learn about wildlife, and become stewards of our planet. Through tailored programs and community engagement, we work to break down barriers and foster environmental awareness and action in diverse populations.

Programs Supporting Underserved Communities

Youth Education
We provide tailored STEAM-based learning experiences through our signature programs—Sealife Engagement through Arts™ (SEA), Pollinator Engagement through & Arts and Learning™ (PETAL), Learn From Wildlife®, Dress for Wildlife®, and Paint for Wildlife.
All programs are adapted to Title I and underserved schools and may include:

• Interactive classroom STEAM presentations and wildlife storytelling

• In-school creative art workshops in painting, fashion, or design

• Native planting projects to support pollinators and habitats

• Nature-based field trips to beaches, parks, or gardens with art reflection sessions
  

Volunteer & Community Engagement
We engage community members in unique hands-on conservation through:

• Beach cleanups through our Sweep for Wildlife program

• Coastal wildlife monitoring and threat assessment through our EYES program

• Native habitat restoration and pollinator planting through our Plant for Wildlife program

• Wildlife rescue support and reporting
  

Outreach & Partnerships
We work directly with teachers, schools, and nonprofit organizations serving underserved populations to bring wildlife-focused education and stewardship opportunities where they’re needed most.

Impact & Outcomes

• Engaged hundreds of students from Title I schools in immersive STEAM and storytelling experiences

• Empowered community members from underserved areas to take part in real-world conservation

• Built partnerships with schools and local organizations to expand access to nature, science, and the arts
  

Inspire Action—Support Free STEAM Programs for Title I Schools

Wildlife education changes lives—but we can’t do it alone.

Your support helps us offer these transformative programs to underserved communities—often free or low-cost. Funding helps us:

• Provide native plants, art materials, and field supplies

• Sponsor expert-led school visits, presentations, and art workshops

• Expand volunteer programs for youth and adults

• Bring wildlife education to more Title I schools and neighborhoods