For students
Six ways in, from showing up at a shore walk to showcasing your own project.
Shore walks, repair cafés, film nights, and meetups are open to students, and most are free. Filter events by the student audience tag to skip the ones aimed at your teachers.
Events for studentsEvent crews always need hands, and volunteering counts for service hours at most schools. Tell us your county and availability; we match you with something specific.
VolunteerOffshore wind, environmental law, urban forestry, climate tech: career meetups put you in the same room as people doing the work, with time to ask them anything.
Career eventsEnvironmental clubs can co-host events, table at programs, and recruit during the week. Clubs at different schools find each other here.
How clubs participateProject showcases during the week put student research and builds in front of the public. Ask a teacher or advisor to propose one; we'll help with the listing.
Propose a showcaseThe resource library links the state's climate education hub and practical guides, no account required, no fluff.
Browse resourcesUnder 18? Bring a parent, teacher, or advisor into the loop for events that need a chaperone; listings say so up front.
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