Thank you to all of the students who applied to the 2020 Science Without Borders® Challenge! Middle and high school students from around the world sent in nearly 700 pieces of art—more than we have ever received before. It was difficult to choose the semi-finalists, but here are some of the best pieces of artwork that illustrated this year’s theme “Take Action: Conserve Coral Reefs.”
- Middle School Semi-Finalists (Grades 6-8)
- High School Semi-Finalists (Grades 9-12)
Middle School Semi-Finalists
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High School Semi-Finalists
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The Touch of Humanity by Cassandra Askins, Age 15, United States The Sink: The Bridge Between Humans & The Coral Reef by Amber Auh, Age 16, United Kingdom Restoring the Reef by Mareisha Banga, Age 17, United States A Child Is All It Takes by Hannah Cha, Age 17, United States Repaint by Hana Checketts, Age 16, Japan A Bowl of Earth by Young Suh Choi, Age 18, United States Flourishing Coral Reef on Our Hands by Yujean Choi, Age 16, Republic of Korea Reaching Below the Surface by Sophie Ding, Age 16, United States The Heart of The Sea by Lianne Fahmi, Age 17, Saudi Arabia Riding Toward a Better Tomorrow by Rachelle Hu, Age 17, United States Cleaning Water by Niema Hussain, Age 17, United States Adding Dimension: 3D Aid by Dayeon Jeong, Age 18, United States The Ocean We Love by Alyssa Kim, Age 15, United States Heart of the Ocean by Andrew Kim, Age 15, United States Our Roots by Michelle Kirtich, Age 18, United States The Reef We Read by Stacey Lei, Age 16, United States I Speak for the Seas by Katie Lew, Age 17, United States A Look into the Future by Daniela Macaya, Age 17, Costa Rica It’s Up to Us by Nikola Maksimov, Age 16, Bulgaria Eat Sustainably by SoEun Park, Age 15, United States A Sea of Regrets by Romelo Rosario, Age 18, United States The Treasure of the Sea, Coral Reef by Iris Shin, Age 15, United States Global Meltdown by Abigail Shturman, Age 16, United States Heart of the Ocean by Carina Sun, Age 17, United States Little Steps, Big Splash by Kavya Suryadevara, Age 18, United States Symbiosis and Common Prosperity by Lisa Wang, Age 16, United States Tomorrow’s Call to Action by Michelle Wang, Age 16, United States One Light Bulb at A Time by Anqi Wu, Age 17, United States Restoring Mother Nature’s Treasure by Elisa Xia, Age 16, United States Hero and Villain by Kelly Yan, Age 17, United States Bleached by Yiran Zhang, Age 17, United States On the Brink by Анна Ломакина, Age 18, Russian Federation
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Certificates are issued to all participants a few weeks after the winners are announced.