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The Malibu Foundation for Environmental Education is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to a sustainable and healthy planet for all life by educating and motivating people into action.

Eight-year old Allen Martinez, who had never been to the beach before, was quoted by The Los Angeles Times on Tuesday, October 5, 1993, as saying, "Cleaning the beach with my classmates made me feel hopeful."

Gazing at the horizon, a plastic litter bag dangling at his side, he remarked on how blue the water looked. "The whole place looks so beautiful," he said. "I think I can save the Earth."

Since 1991, The Malibu Foundation's Adopt-A-Beach School Assembly Program has reached almost 462,000 California school children. Nearly 58,000 have participated in our annual "Kid's" Adopt-A-Beach Clean-Up each May in celebration of Ocean Day.

	2,400 kids send out an SOS for the whales on Ocean Day May 22, 2007 @ Dockweiler State Beach, Los Angeles
Ocean Day celebration in Loreto, Baja South, Mexico with 1,000 kids sending out an SOS from the birthplace of the whales

Check out www.oceanday.net to see thousands of kids "taking their stand in the sand" and getting out environmental messages.

Students learn that their actions affect the world around them and that they can make a difference. The goal of this program is to motivate children to care about their environment and to do something about it.

We have developed a k-5 standards matrix for you to see how the assembly presentation introduces students to a wide range of subjects.

The Malibu Foundation for Environmental Education
1471 S. Bedford Street # 3
Los Angeles, CA 90035
310-652-4324
Fax 310-652-5169

Send comments to: michael@klubock.com

Produced through funding from the
Public Involvement and Education Fund of the
Santa Monica Bay Restoration Project.

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