EarthGen leaders are creating greener and healthier communities.
Learn how EarthGen is equipping youth, educators, and families to learn and take action in their local communities. Read about successes and keep up with the latest EarthGen news.
EarthGen leaders are creating greener and healthier communities.
Learn how EarthGen is equipping youth, educators, and families to learn and take action in their local communities. Read about successes and keep up with the latest EarthGen news.
We celebrate the hardworking students who have earned 2022-23 EarthGen certification for their schools. These students are true environmental leaders, making a difference in their communities by transforming waste practices, […]
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 […]
Over the past four months, EarthGen’s Youth Fellows have worked closely with EarthGen staff and partners, to immerse themselves in climate justice learning. Leveraging their strengths, they conducted research on […]
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 […]
Washington-based nonprofit EarthGen is celebrating Earth Month by leading youth-focused climate change programs across the state.
Students in the Highline School District are investing in nature so they can have more sustainable surroundings at school.
To celebrate Earth Day, Governor Inslee released a video featuring some of the most inspiring young climate and environmental leaders in Washington and two of EarthGen’s Youth Fellows, Charles and Jwan, were among them!
One of the students learning about environmental sustainability through EarthGen is 14-year-old EarthGen Youth Fellow, Jwan Magsoosi. Boeing invited Jwan to ride a Zamboni across the rainwater rink during intermission at the Kraken game.