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The Ambassadors of the Environment TV/Mobile Broadcast Series is a program dedicated to sharing environmental knowledge and projects with children and students around the world, giving them a chance to learn about the environment and to engage directly in studies and exploration of it where they live. |
The Ambassadors of the Environment TV/Mobile Broadcast Series is a program dedicated to sharing environmental knowledge and projects with children and students around the world, giving them a chance to learn about the environment and to engage directly in studies and exploration of it where they live. Based on a curriculum designed and implemented by the legendary environmentalist and filmmaker Jean-Michel Cousteau, together with Dr. Richard Murphy and the Ocean Futures Society team, this exciting children's program is currently installed at 10 locations around the world, including Hawaii, California, French Polynesia, Greece, Brazil, France and Alaska. |
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The Ambassadors of the Environment TV/Mobile Broadcast Series is a program dedicated to sharing environmental knowledge and projects with children and students around the world, giving them a chance to learn about the environment and to engage directly in studies and exploration of it where they live. Based on a curriculum designed and implemented by the legendary environmentalist and filmmaker Jean-Michel Cousteau, together with Dr. Richard Murphy and the Ocean Futures Society team, this exciting children's program is currently installed at 10 locations around the world, including Hawaii, California, French Polynesia, Greece, Brazil, France and Alaska.
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