Higher Calling Wildlife® Outreach, founded by famous animals journalist & protection Chester Moore, is thrilled to announce the launch of its” Summer of the Shark” program.
By teaching children about sharks protection, this innovative initiative aims to inspire and educate the next generation of wildlife conservationists. And it begins on June 8th.
The Coastal Conservation Association (CCA ) generously supports the program.
The” June of the Shark” initiative aims to teach young people about how crucially important fish are to marine organisms. Children will learn about the difficulties fish face and the significance of restoration work through interesting activities and coaching.
Chester Moore’s goal is to inspire a passion for wildlife conservation in young people, making sure that generations will appear and the tradition of protecting our natural resources will endure.
This summer, the children’s holiday gifts will be a highlight of the system. These products, which include conservation-themed products and educational materials, aim to make shark studying enjoyable and memorable.
Secondly, the program will extend its reach to children facing specific issues, such as terminal diseases, by sending these gifts to them across the country.
The Coastal Conservation Association President, Pat Murray, expressed his excitement for the program by saying,” It is exciting to support a program that does so much in youth outreach within the context of marine conservation.
” Chester’s vision and work are more than inspirational. He raises important and complex issues in both domestic and international shark management and conservation while also providing educational opportunities for young people to learn about natural resources conservation.
Chester Moore and Ericashea Borel, a young woman in his program at the Texas State Aquarium last year, in the cage.
Higher Calling Wildlife® Outreach has a long history of support for wildlife education, conservation, and particularly in helping young people.
“CCA’s commitment to this program is enabling us to do some amazing. This will involve launching the gift-giving portion of the program by introducing three children to shark snorkeling at the Texas State Aquarium in their shark cage,” Moore said.
” I’m inspired by the three amazing young people we’re taking with us, and I’m excited to take them out and distribute shark education to kick off our summer-long program.
According to Moore, the” Summer of the Shark” was inspired by a magnificent white shark named” LeeBeth,” which was fitted with an AWSC satellite tag and ended up at South Padre Island.
” It was amazing how people responded to that shark. The AWSC Sharktivity app was downloaded by numerous children after I spoke with them. I believed this would be a great time to concentrate on sharks and to inspire kids who might need some extra motivation to get involved in wildlife conservation.
The success of Moore’s” Summer of the Shark” initiative is a testament to Moore’s hard work and the backing of organizations like the Coastal Conservation Association. Together, they are making a significant impact on youth education and wildlife conservation.
For more information about the” Summer of the Shark” program and how to get involved or connect a kid with the program email chester@chestermoore .com. or text 409- 920- 2062.
Donations to the Higher Calling Wildlife program are tax-deductible through this website.
