Philippe Cousteau Jr.
Oceanographer and journalist
Born
January 20th, 1980
45 years ago
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United States
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An oceanographer and journalist contributed to marine conservation and environmental awareness. He founded the nonprofit organization EarthEcho International, dedicated to engaging young people in ocean and waterway protection. Additionally, established a media company that produces educational content focused on environmental issues. Worked in various capacities as an environmental advocate, emphasizing the importance of ocean health and sustainability through various public speaking engagements and outreach programs.
Founded EarthEcho International
Produced educational media on environmental issues
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