The NOAA Ocean Guardian School program is really an opportunity to have kids out in the environment doing hands-on projects that are really stewardship-based so the kids are learning by doing. We're teaching kids that through doing these conservation projects and these stewardship projects are actually helping to protect the ocean. My name is Sianna and I'm an ocean guardian and what I love being an ocean guardian is because I really like saving animals but what I don't like is if there's a bunch of plastic that's not what I like to see. I would love to see more kids not sitting in classrooms but being outside in their environment because I really truly believe that by having kids out here under cloudy skies, sunny skies, the crash of the waves in the background, I think we're changing kids' lives. We're giving them the opportunity and I really feel like kids want. They want to know how to fix this environment. They hear the stories and they want to know how they can change it and we're giving these kids the opportunity to have their environmental voice or lending them that opportunity. I did get to go to the county commissioner's office and speak so that they might be able to make a lot of van plastic straws and restaurants. That was pretty cool because I'm just I'm in fifth grade and I get to do that. I might be making a law so that would be cool. One of the greatest things about this program is that we're always trying to make the link between education and resource protection and this program has really done that. We're seeing now that with the hard work of kids and getting them involved and the continued work that they are able to provide. This is the first time that we've actually been able to link an education program with actually protecting the environment. So we're seeing it. These kids are doing it. We'd love to see this program into more schools and to more regions and to more states across our country.