What do training a goldfish, reducing your carbon footprint, and painting an ocean scene have in common? All of these skills could help you win cool prizes from The JASON Project! We and our partners sponsor a variety of contests each year for kids in grades K-12. Find complete details about our current contests and check out the winners of past contests below.
Entries accepted until March 1, 2013
Calling all artists! Kids in grades K-12 are invited to participate in an international art contest sponsored by The JASON Project, the North American Marine Environmental Protection Association (NAMEPA), and the U.S. Coast Guard. The theme of the contest is “Let's Make Ships Greener.”
Contest runs through May 1, 2012
Compete against JASON and Immersion Carbonrally teams from around the world to see who can reduce their carbon footprint the most. A Carbonrally team can be a class of students, an after-school science club, or any other group of kids who want to make a difference and compete for some cool prizes in the process.
Entries accepted until April 1, 2012
Calling all artists! Kids in grades K-12 are invited to participate in an international art contest sponsored by the North American Marine Environmental Protection Association (NAMEPA), The JASON Project, and Immersion Learning. The theme of the contest is “Wrecks of the World.”
Entries accepted until March 15, 2012
Do you have what it takes to be a marine mammal trainer? Show off your skills by training a goldfish to perform a unique behavior. Videotape that behavior—and your training process—and submit it to The JASON Project. A grand prize winner will be selected to join a beluga trainer at Mystic Aquarium for a day in the summer of 2012.
Find us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter