We hope you enjoy EarthGen’s 2020-21 Annual Report! Although the pandemic kept most schools shuttered last year, students and teachers found creative ways to adapt. Throughout Washington, young people and […]
Did you know that EarthGen supports schools to install rain gardens and other stormwater infrastructure as teaching tools for students? These projects create new opportunities for hands-on learning, expand community […]
This July 28–30, educators from across the nation are coming together virtually to gain new skills for teaching climate change. EarthGen is leading a cohort of educators to the Summer Institute […]
Nutrition services directors and other school district leaders need tangible, easy-to-implement strategies for making their food systems more sustainable. With support from the Bullitt Foundation, EarthGen created the Sustainable School […]
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Through all the challenges we’ve faced this year, teachers across the state have shown resilience and dedication. To showcase our gratitude, we’re sharing these words from […]
Climate change is one of the most important issues of our time. You may have heard about climate change and the impacts it is having on the earth, but do […]
EarthGen supports and recognizes individuals and organizations that are striving to be leaders for a healthy environment within school communities. Through EarthGen’s programs, young people gain the knowledge, skills, and […]
With EarthGen’s support, what started with one teacher has grown into a culture of sustainability at this Burien school. From campus gardens to student leadership, Sylvester Middle School (Highline Public Schools) exemplifies what it means to be an EarthGen Certified School.
EarthGen (formerly known as Washington Green Schools) is now offering At-Home Certification. We know that this year comes with its many stressors and EarthGen would like to offer support in […]
“Teachers, parents, and students are stretched thin. Having these resources developed for at-home learning is a real gift.” – Dr. Annette Venegas, Science Program Specialist, Kent School District Hundreds of […]