The annual Youth Ocean Conservation Film Competition
engages young people from across the country in sharing ocean conservation
messages through film. Each year, students use this competition as an
opportunity to highlight important conservation issues and emphasize the
importance of taking action to protect marine environments and their
inhabitants.
This year, we received many great entries and our excited
to announce the winners of the 2015 competition:
Elementary School:
“Sea Kids Make a Difference” – by Ryan M.
“Take 10 for Turtles” – by Landon P., Trent T., and
Stephen S.
Middle School:
“Oysters – Canaries in the Coal Mine” – by Isabella G. and Lauren E.
“The Real Shark Attack” – by Derek P., Brian W., and
Taylor B.
High School:
“The Jetty: A Documentary” – by Brooke W.
“Man and Manatee” – by Christian P., Lilly T., and Molly
P.
Our 2015 winning films will be screened to the public
during our Community Ocean Conservation Film Festival on Friday, November 13 at
6:30pm at Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, FL. This event is free but
seating is limited so be sure to RSVP at:
We would also like
to recognize the following Honorable Mentions from this year’s competition:
“Better Days” – by Leah F.
“From Oceans to Beaches” – by Katherine C.
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