Wyland Foundation Youth Art and Environmental Education Programs

Wyland Foundation Youth Art and Environmental Education Programs offers Art Activities for Schools, STEM Education for the Environment, the Clean Water Mobile Learning Experience, Conservation Action Projects for Home, Water Education Resources for Classrooms, the National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation, Streams of Hope, and Other Wyland Programs. The program serves ages 8 to 15.

Programs

• Art Activities For Schools
• STEM Education for the environment
• Clean Water Mobile Learning Experience
• Conservation Action Projects For Home
• Water Education Resources For Classrooms
• National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation
• Streams Of Hope
• Other Wyland Programs

At a glance

• Ages: 8–15 years old

About the provider

The Wyland Foundation was founded in 1993. Its mission is to inspire people everywhere to discover the importance of healthy oceans and waterways through public art programs, classroom science education, and live events. The foundation uses mobile science centers, custom classroom lessons, city-wide challenges, community events, and collaborative efforts with government agencies, zoos, aquariums, and best-practices partners. Streams of Hope includes interactive mapping, citizen science projects, hands-on water quality testing, art, science, and teacher resources.

Streams of Hope states lessons for grades 3-6 and grades 7-10. The Whale and Dolphin Adventure runs every January through April. Reservations for these trips can be made at www.danawharf.com.

What families say

“Teachers inspired my love for our oceans and environment. Let's pay it forward to the next generation.” — Wyland

Last updated October 8, 2026.