EarthGen staff collaborated with the Upper Columbia United Tribes and teachers of indigenous students to co-develop a new high school science unit centered on the unique challenges and cultural significance […]
Summertime is a great time to relax and catch up on all the books you have been meaning to read. Our team has shared their top picks for summer reading […]
Originally published on the ClimeTime website on June 1, 2023 EarthGen launched a new way to reach teachers and provide them with the knowledge and skills they need to teach […]
In the Bridgeport community in Central Washington, Samantha Garza and Zoe Baxley, two dedicated educators, are making a lasting impact on their first-grade students. They have embraced the EarthGen’s Monarch […]
Last month, EarthGen collaborated with students and educators to organize four garden stewardship events at schools across the greater Seattle region. More than 40 community volunteers worked alongside students and […]
The fifth-grade leadership team at Hockinson Heights Elementary School in southwest Washington is passionate about creating a sustainable environment in their school and community. Guided by EarthGen’s certification program, they […]
Investing in climate education for youth is a powerful form of climate action. As part of our ongoing efforts to foster student leadership, EarthGen launched a new Youth Fellowship program […]
Washington is one of the first states in the US to invest in K-12 climate education through a statewide initiative called ClimeTime. Recent articles from The New York Times and […]
Do you know a high school student who wants to deepen their understanding of climate change and climate justice and lift up youth voices to shape climate education? EarthGen is […]
This summer, EarthGen became a host site for the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) at Northern Arizona University’s Air Quality Internship Program. This program connects environmental organizations with dedicated […]