Overhead view of ocean waves washing up on a white sand beach. The speaker stands on the beach in front of turquoise waves.
A foamy wave washes ashore.
People on the beach dance with flags, play drums, clap. A crowd of people hold a flag that reads Art Sea.
People stand on a dock and dance with flags. Others swim. A line of people stands in the ocean with flags, some read Art Sea. Children smile and yell out a school bus window. People dance and swim and wear costumes
A box pops up over a view of the Art by the Sea festival. It reads: Vocabulary, Climate justice noun. The just division, fair sharing, and equitable distribution of the benefits and burdens of climate change and responsibilities to deal with climate change. Text, Victoria Wu, The Nature Conservancy.
Turquoise waves with white foam pour onto a beach. In the distance, a spit of land has trees on it. Now the speaker is an animated version of herself. She stands next to an animation of the Earth with a thermometer next to it.
A drawing of some Atlantic Seaboard states. The coast line turns orange where sea level rise is expected. A flooded residential area near the sea.
A map shows the outline of Florida and it is labeled Florida.
People wade across a street. A woman sits on her car, which is surrounded by water. The double yellow line of the road she was on is visible through the murky water.
The sun sets behind the ocean. Apartment buildings right on the beach in Florida. A small truck drives by on the sand. Text, Dr. Christine Shepard, The Nature Conservancy.
A flooded trailer park. A man examines his car on a flooded street. People walk through water on a flooded road.
A narrow strip of land next to the ocean with ocean on one side and another body of water on the other. Large apartment buildings and hotels sit on the beach. People plant trees on the beach.
Text, Virtual Field Trips. Ocean Heroes, Coastal Frontline Communities and Climate Justice. Drawing of a tree next to an ocean with a recycle symbol and a postcard.
Women of color walk along a dock. They carry boxes and thermoses.
A research boat on the s ea. The sun sets behind grey clouds behind a city in the distance.
Women in MISS t-shirts work with a shark on a boat.
Text, Jasmin Graham, C E O, Minorities in Shark Science.
Young women of color board the research boat. Along with the U S flag, the pride flag and Black Lives Matter flags fly from the top of the boat.
Women work in a lab. Children work on a computer that shows under water scenes.
Photographs of students in the programs.
A woman throws a buoy off the boat, then raises her arms in triumph.
The boat sails in the water off Miami.
The video rewinds.
The words Stop and Play appear on screen.
People learn to kayak on the ocean. Text, Danni Washington, Co-Founder, Big Blue & You.
Colorful pinwheels and a handmade Art by the Sea sign.
Children paint pictures.
Children learn about marine animals. One looks through a microscope.
Children paint fish models.
Children paint.
Some of the painted fish.
People play drums.
People with red kayaks on the beach.
A sign for Virginia Key Beach Park.
A woman types on her phone.
Photos on her phone of the project.
Text, Jesus Nunez-De Cuadro, Big Blue Crew.
Karon Delgado, Big Blue Crew.
They draw and chat.
She holds up postcards.
Text, Tomas Concepcion, Big Blue Crew.
The artists laugh.
The calm and clear ocean next to a white beach with seaweed washed ashore and plants on small dunes. The city of Miami is in the distance. A speed boat passes.
A pile of plastic bottles.
People walk in a protest with signs.
She puts postcards into a mailbox.
A young boy splashes water.
Text, Nature Lab Educator Resources. Animation, different lab equipment flashes next to the words, then becomes two plain rectangles.
Text, This virtual field trip is made possible through support from students rebuild, bezos family foundation. The Nature Conservancy.