‘Kid conservationist’ from Nashua in the running for Nickelodeon Kid of the Year
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Patrons at Zoo Boise in Idaho gather around for Nashua resident Jack Dalton's presentation on the plight of Orangutan apes on World Orangutan Day 2019.
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An example of the "fun videos" Jack Dalton creates and posts on social media to educate people about Orangutan apes.
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Jack Dalton met and interviewed award-winning wildlife film producer Geoff Spanner at last year's Wildlife Conservation Film Festival in New York.
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Jack Dalton set up a booth at a Nashua Farmers Market earlier this year to sell products that raise funds for the Orangutan Alliance.
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A slide from Jack Dalton's interview with National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore on Jack's YouTube channel, "Kid Conservationist."
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Jack Dalton holds up examples of the tote bags he designed and sells to raise money for the Orangutan Alliance.
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Jack Dalton interviews a zookeeper of the day named Lexi at the Memphis Zoo, when he visited and presented to the zoo thousands of dollars in donations he'd raised for the Orangutan cause.
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