ART WORKSHOPS
Learners become young artists, develop as positive change-makers, and find their personal connection to the blue planet.
Marine Science Art Lab for Young Explorers
MARINE SCIENCE EDUCATION
Arts-based marine science education program for K-5. Empowering students via science discovery, ocean exploration and art.
COASTAL EXPLORATIONS
Connecting learners with environmental issues demands not just science — but art. Learners study the ocean in new ways.
Empowering the Next Generation of Ocean ARTivists.
Learn more about our POP UP MARINE SCIENCE ART LAB, here. A creative way of getting learners to think about what sustainability and environmental action look like.
FREEBIE: workbook dedicated to leveraging the power of art to unify and inspire young learners to care for the planet.
In collaboration with National Geographic Explorer, Robert Boyd for Educator-Explorer Exchange cohort 2021-2022.
Welcome to the Creative Village
Hi! Bienvenido! I'm happy you are here. I'm a National Geographic Certified Educator, mom to a kid explorer, into social impact & sustainability. I'm a big believer in art for all ages and the creator of this space. I live in South FL with my...
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Colorful Cloud Art
Ever seen those cool-looking rainbow clouds? If you live in South Florida, you probably have. The crystal like colors beaming from behind the puffy white clouds is incredible. It's like watching cotton candy hues spread across the sky. I recently learned...
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Recycled Art Challenge
When Save the Manatee Club put out a call for manatee inspired art, I knew we had to participate. What made it an even better challenge was the fact the materials had to be "found objects." There was not much planning involved...
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Young Artists Love Us
"We loved our art lab workshop. The students were proud of their work."
CocoPlum Nature School
"Absolutely fantastic class and fun materials. Look what I made, too."
Lisa, Parent
"I wasn't bored at all. I now want to know more about the ocean."