2026 Poster Competition Gallery

An award-winning sustainability professional and Youth Advisory Council Member at World Ocean Day, Aashi previously served as Brand Partnerships Lead at Greenlit. She is a Max Thabiso Edkins Ambassador, Climate Cardinals Fellow, and EDF Climate Corps Fellow, working to integrate decarbonisation strategies into large-scale events and global corporate sustainability initiatives.

An interdisciplinary environmental activist pursuing her Master of Environmental Management at Yale School of the Environment, Analee grew up in Santa Cruz, California with a deep connection to coastal ecosystems. Her work sits at the intersection of environmental policy, climate justice, and strategic communication — with a focus on empowering young people to imagine and create the future they want to see.

An ocean conservation advocate with over a decade in environmental conservation, climate change diplomacy, and public health, Jeremy has worked across the United States, Madagascar, the Sargasso Sea, the Coral Triangle, and Indonesia Borneo. He holds an MS from UC Berkeley School of Public Health and a BA in Environmental Biology from Washington University in St. Louis, where he graduated summa cum laude as an Ethan A.H. Shepley Scholar.

A communications and creative strategist with 10+ years of experience across conservation, science, and culture, Kate has partnered with the American Museum of Natural History, National Academy of Sciences, The Ocean Agency, Tumblr, Only One, and World Ocean Day — leading award-winning campaigns that connect people to science and environmental action in fresh, unexpected ways.

An award-winning environmental photographer and internationally renowned public art curator, Tré is the founder and Executive Director of PangeaSeed Foundation and creator of Sea Walls: Artists for Oceans — the world's first public art movement of its kind, with 550+ large-scale ocean advocacy murals across 20+ countries. A lifelong scuba diver and PADI Dive Ambassador, his photographic expeditions have documented previously unreported fisheries and exposed the illegal trade of endangered marine species.