Kids Ocean Day
Kids Ocean Day is a project of The Malibu Foundation for Environmental Education, a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization specializing in school outreach and coastal quality issues. The Malibu Foundation is a Los Angeles City based organization that honors the Malibu name that means: "Where the surf sounds loudly" and "Where the mountains meet the sea." The appreciation of the beaches and oceans is the value that drives the Foundation to outreach to underserved communities in Los Angeles and to get children’s feet and hands in the sand during our annual KIDS OCEAN DAY Adopt-A-Beach Clean-Up.
Kids Ocean Day also occurred in Hong Kong where the experience connects kids to the beaches and oceans and contributes to their appreciation of our shared resources. In Hong Kong, the kids created Human aerial art with the support and leadership of John Quigley of Spectral Q.
Video of Human Aerial Art in Repulse Bay
Video of Human Aerial Art in 2013
Schoolchildren in Repulse Bay Beach in Hong Kong create human aerial art in an event organized by Doug Woodring and Ocean Recovery Alliance.
External links
- Kids Ocean Day
- Ocean Recovery Alliance
- Spectral Q
- Everyone's Life Is A Work of Art
- The Future Acting As Stewards For The Oceans
- Dolphin Art From Shore To The Heavens
- Creating And Communicating Human Aerial Art
- Kids Ocean day - How Did They Do Aerial Art?
- What A Cool Field Day For Kids
- Kids Ocean Day Brings Attention To Sharks
- Hong Kong Takes Centre Stage For First New F1 Series
- Views Of Hong Kong: Businessmen vs. Swimmers
- YakSwimmers Take To The Open Water In Hong Kong
- Open Water Swimming's Holliday In Hong Kong
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- World Open Water Swimming Series
- Open Water Swimming
- Kids Ocean Day Hong Kong - Where's My Reef?
