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Boeing's Steve Shestag and EarthGen's Bethany Kogut pose for a selfie during their radio interview with 93.3 KJR

Did you hear that? EarthGen on the Radio

EarthGen is proud to have been recognized at the Seattle Kraken game during their Green Night. The partnership between Boeing and EarthGen was highlighted during a radio interview with 93.3 […]

Hockinson Height Elementary Green Team poses with an EarthGen flag

Fifth-Grade Leaders Spark Change in Their Community

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 […]

Students signing up for event

Waterville Students Bring Climate Conversations into the Community

“Teaching climate change is very emotional, and helping students embrace those emotions is vital,” shared a teacher attending EarthGen’s newest training, Climate Grief and Creative Expression. This training is designed to equip teachers with skills to address their own climate grief and to support students in the classroom with social emotional learning that will help them manage feelings that can develop when learning about climate change.

Educators share how they could use creative tools and activities to help their students feel prepared to take climate action at EarthGen's Climate Grief & Creative Expression STEM Seminar.

EarthGen’s Climate Grief and Creative Expression Uses Art to Support Climate Action

“Teaching climate change is very emotional, and helping students embrace those emotions is vital,” shared a teacher attending EarthGen’s newest training, Climate Grief and Creative Expression. This training is designed to equip teachers with skills to address their own climate grief and to support students in the classroom with social emotional learning that will help them manage feelings that can develop when learning about climate change.