Applications open for the MCN Millennium Oceans Prize ($5,000 grant)

Applications are currently being accepted for the 2024 MCN Millennium Oceans Prize. This prestigious award, now in its tenth year, aims to recognize and support students who are dedicated to the conservation, protection, and sustainable use of oceans, seas, and marine life.

The Millennium Oceans Prize aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 14 by honoring young activists who are committed to enhancing their communities through initiatives focused on marine and freshwater conservation, as well as the sustainable utilization of marine resources. Winners of the prize will not only receive a $5,000 grant but also benefit from mentorship to bring their campaign ideas to life, driving positive change and building advocacy, policy, and leadership for oceans and freshwater ecosystems.

Guidelines for the MCN Millennium Oceans Prize

  • Submission guidelines require campaigns to inspire and maintain engagement among peers throughout an academic year, with a lasting impact that sets the stage for future student-led movements.
  • The MCN Millennium Oceans Prize seeks innovative campaign proposals that can unite young leaders worldwide in the fight for marine conservation, sustainable fishing, and advocacy for oceans and freshwater systems.
  • Whether through activism, social entrepreneurship, or research, your campaign should aim to mobilize youth on various campuses and in communities globally.

Benefits of the MCN Millennium Oceans Prize

  • The prize offers a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded peers who share your passion for marine conservation.
  • Benefits include funding of up to $5,000 for campaign implementation,
  • mentorship from MCN,
  • collaboration on campaign action groups,
  • opportunities to contribute to media partners, and
  • participation in global webinars organized by MCN and the Remmer Family Foundation throughout the academic year.

To Apply for the MCN Millennium Oceans Prize

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