Oceanseed Project teaches children how to live inspired, satisfying, values-driven lives that create our most verdant, just and compassionate world. Oceanseed Project provides participant children and schools with free, on-going, accredited programs that include standards-aligned, science-based educational curriculum, experiential field-study and near-pear mentoring. Uniquely combined, these elements create the foundational fabric of knowledge, soft-skills, inspiration, awareness and connection imperative for leading healthy, meaningful, fulfilling lives that bring about our best world.
Thanks to the generous support, donations, grants, gifts and work of many individuals and organizations, Oceanseed Project programs are made freely available to all children and schools, ensuring the appropriate participation of even our most vulnerable and marginalized community members. Children from all backgrounds, including those most at-risk, learn-from, collaborate with and are inspired by their near peer mentors, Oceanseed Project’s program leaders, all esteemed individuals expert in environmental studies, oceanography, biology, related sciences, psychology and humanities.
Developed through collaboration with esteemed professionals in related fields and predicated on the most contemporary, science-based evidence in psychology, environmental science and economics, Oceanseed Project is a powerful upstream solution to the biggest problems facing America and our world today; environmental sustainability, economic prosperity and social justice for all.
Oceanseed program participants learn to value being actively mindful of their mind-body-environment connection, resulting in inspired, present, capable awareness, healthy bodies and an ever increasingly just and verdant world.
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Participant Poem To Touch the Moon |
Letter From The Superintendent of Education |
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![]() Click to read To Touch the Moon, a powerful poem written by a seven-year-old girl in her fourth month of Oceanseed Project program participation, within the Pajaro Valley Unified School District. |
![]() Click to read a Letter from Michael C. Watkins, Superintendent, Santa Cruz County Office of Education |
