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What we’re not teaching in schools could cost us the planet | Kayla Stoll | TEDxSNHU

After seeing a photo of a whale filled with plastic in 8th grade, one student’s life—and perspective—changed forever. Kayla Stoll challenges us to rethink what we teach in schools and why environmental science isn’t a core part of every curriculum. With powerful facts, personal insight, and an urgent call for “societal awareness,” Kayla reveals how education, industry, and media shape our planet’s future—and why change must start with the next generation. Kayla Stoll has spent the past eight years practicing and educating her community about organic agriculture, volunteering at a local farm for five years and working there for two. She loves the world of botany and teaching others to respect the ecosystem of flora/fauna that make it run — why she works as a current ecohydrologist studying tree populations and biodiversity. She’s been a devoted environmental advocate since age 14, mainly through writing letters to government officials and businesses regarding plastic pollution and elephant poaching (both in the U.S. and abroad). Stoll maintains a YouTube channel, centered on furthering education about plastic pollution and the Earth as a whole. She’s served as a guest speaker at middle schools throughout the past year, speaking about plastic pollution, trying to make more students aware of this crisis and how they can help lessen their environmental footprint. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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