Everything We Do Is To Support Our Oceans and Waterways
The Wyland Foundation is dedicated to protecting our oceans and waterways. With a history spanning over three decades, we are at the forefront of marine and freshwater conservation. Our work includes a variety of initiatives designed to educate and engage communities, emphasizing the importance of supporting our oceans and waterways. And when we do that, it’s a sure fire way to save the ocean.
One of our key programs is the Wyland National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation. This initiative encourages cities nationwide to compete in saving water, highlighting the community’s role in supporting our oceans and waterways. By focusing on the connection between land-based activities and ocean health, we aim to reduce pollution at its source.
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Steve Creech is the visionary President of the Wyland Foundation, a global leader in ocean conservation. Under his leadership, the foundation has expanded its impact through educational programs, community outreach, and partnerships that promote environmental sustainability. Steve’s passion for preserving marine ecosystems and his commitment to Wyland’s mission have driven the foundation to inspire millions worldwide to take action in safeguarding our planet’s oceans and waterways.
ENGAGING COMMUNITIES FOR A CAUSE
Our foundation believes in hands-on involvement. We’re not just talking about saving water; we’re creating opportunities for people to actively engage in practices that support our oceans and waterways. Whether through community clean-ups or educational programs, we’re on the ground, making a difference.
We also tackle the issue of water usage across various sectors. From agriculture to urban development, we’re advocating for smarter, more sustainable water use. Our initiatives promote drought-resistant landscaping, efficient irrigation, and innovative technologies to conserve water and support our oceans and waterways.
EDUCATION AS A TOOL FOR CHANGE
Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to environmental conservation. Our educational programs aim to enlighten individuals and communities about the critical need to support our oceans and waterways. We demonstrate how everyday actions can have a significant impact on marine health.
In Los Angeles, for example, our environmental education program led to a 40% reduction in household hazardous waste. This is a testament to the power of informed action. Through partnerships with cities and educational institutions, we’re spreading the word and inspiring change.
COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS FOR OCEAN AND WATERWAY HEALTH
Our work extends beyond individual action. We collaborate with municipalities, government, businesses, and other organizations to amplify our impact. The Wyland national mayor’s challenge for water conservation is just one example of how collective efforts can lead to substantial improvements in water conservation and, consequently, better support for our oceans and waterways. And when we do that, we can save the ocean.
Every initiative we undertake is a step toward healthier oceans and waterways. By joining hands with communities, leaders, and individuals, we’re not just advocating for change; we’re facilitating it. Together, we can make a significant difference in the health of our planet’s most vital resources.
The Wyland Walls Around the World
Keeping our oceans front an center saves our planet.
One of the foundation’s most iconic initiatives is the Wyland Whaling Walls. These are large-scale public murals that depict various marine life, painted by Wyland himself. These murals are found on the sides of buildings such as skyscrapers and sports arenas around the world. The Whaling Walls serve as a visual reminder of the beauty of marine life and the importance of conservation. They have been instrumental in inspiring people globally to care for the environment (Wyland Foundation) (Wyland Foundation).
