Mission - SeaVibe Foundation

SeaVibe’s mission is to increase education and employment opportunities that strengthen the connection between people and nature: beyond our backyards…into communities…across the globe.

We are a 501(c)3 non-profit education organization offering university and high school internships, scholarships, SCUBA classes, snorkeling, kayaking, eco-tours, outdoor experiential education, K-16 & home school programs, transformative travel, cultural exchange experiences, community art exhibits and mural projects.

SeaVibe motivates a growing tribe of “water keepers” to protect the sacred waterways that support life on Earth for all living today, and for future generations.

We unite and empower community leaders of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds working together to address environmental and social issues in their neighborhoods.

“We must create mentoring relationships, mentoring communities, and mentoring techniques, knowing that we often have to do the work that no one else wants to do and that no one else understands.”

~ S.T. Moreman

Visionary projects build on locally-relevant interdisciplinary research taking place at schools, universities,
outdoors in parks, marine research centers, aquariums, and in communities around the world.

The opportunity to work alongside professionals to solve real-world problems makes learning science, technology, engineering, math, chemistry, biology, and even physics, fun and enjoyable.

Programs are developed through the lens of arts and humanities (STEAM and eARTh projects) so people discover from many perspectives how collective positive actions on land can improve the quality of life and water in and around rivers, lakes, springs, wetlands, and the ocean.

Thanks to generous funding by Audubon & Toyota’s TogetherGreen Fellowship and Three Americas, Inc.,
SeaVibe Foundation worked with Academic Vocational Charter Institute, Monterey Bay Area high schools, University of California at Santa Cruz, and City of Watsonville to implement the SeaVibe Community, Water & Art Internship.

Students won 2nd Place at Earth Day Santa Cruz for their water quality research at Pinto Lake in Watsonville, California.

Science & Art Enrichment Programs:

Lighthouse Factory
Photo Arts Center Exhibit

Visit our Artist Circle page for more!