Building a community of youth empowered to connect, create, and communicate for our blue planet.

Global Reach

142 Countries

Participants

44,774 Students

Scholarships

$783,850

Congratulations 2025 Winners!

Connections to Nature: Looking Inside, Going Outside, challenged participants to explore the natural world and their place in it through the lenses of generational knowledge, resilience, human health, and urban environments. Through the process of imagining, designing, and creating their pieces, students learned about the nature in their own backyards and reminded us of why it’s so important to protect the planet. View the insightful new collection of Visual Art, Film, Interactive & Multimedia, Performing Arts, Poetry & Spoken Word, and Creative Writing.

Resource Studio

Visit our Resource Studio, a space for creative exploration and a jumping-off point for deep inquiry of climate change, ocean conservation, and using art and creativity as tools in environmental movements!
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Congratulations to the Winners of the 2025 Ocean Awareness Contest,...

November 17, 2025

Message from Founder and President, Linda Cabot “Nature is loved by what is best in us.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson...

Meet Giovanni Prete, Bow Seat’s Communications Director

November 7, 2025

I was about three when my family decided to move from Montreal to Corfu island, Greece. My grandparents said they...

Designer Genes: Genetic Engineering on a Changing Planet

October 17, 2025

By Nethanya Fonseka, 2025 Future Blue Youth Council member Cover photo: Baroque Biology (Paper Theatre) by Jennifer Willet (2019), petri...

Events

Oct
4
“How To Make a Climate Cartoon” with Tom Toro
Virtual
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Oct
9
IUCN World Conservation Congress
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
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Sep
7
Gel Printing at the Children’s Museum
Boston, MA
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Ozge Bekmezci
English Language Teacher, Manisa Bahcesehir College Science & Technology High School (Turkey)

“Witnessing my students passionately dive into the tasks according to their talents was inspiring. The Contest provided a global platform for my students, extending the reach of their work beyond the classroom and instilling a sense of responsibility as stewards of our planet.”