Welcome to the Whale Sharkers competition!
After a successful first competition (see winners below),
we're presenting a second edition!
We've postponed the submission date!
You can submit work here until December 9th, 2019
A selection of submissions will be displayed on the Whale Shark Project website and winners will be invited to the sculpture reveal at the Georgia Aquarium
Good luck to all!
Objective
Younger generations have already proven they can be leaders of change for the environment, and we want to help provide momentum. It will be an opportunity for students to:
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Learn more about plastic & the oceans
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Conduct an impactful project
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Express themselves through art, research, or community actions
Categories
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Art
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Research
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Community action
Spring 2019 winning projects
Brooke Perla & Josephine Dodds
Research video
McClure Middle School
Cathryn-Rose Kolb, Louise Abercrombie & Harper Rodgers
Art
Warren T Jackson Elementary School
Sahana Gilliss & Anna Behrman
Research experiment
Harrison High School
Will Enzymes Break Down Plastics Underwater
Abigail Easterwood
Art
North Atlanta High School
Taylor McNeal & Bridgette Castronovo
Research poster
Harrison High School
Biodegradable
straw
Bryce Gundy
Art sculpture
Career Academy South Bend