.Coming from July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Resilience Hub at the Georgia Institute of Technology collaborated along with the University of Georgia (UGA) Marine Extension as well as Georgia Ocean Give to hold a week-long NASA Water level Changemakers Summer Months Camp. The camping ground launched 14 increasing 7th-8th to just how seaside places are transforming due to mean sea level growth. Set at the UGA Marine Education Center and Fish Tank on Skidaway Island, the camp gave trainees hands-on activities as well as exterior academic experiences, where they examined actual data accumulated by NASA experts as well as learned about area naturalizations to flooding. Pupils interacted with experts from NASA's Jet Power Research laboratory, UGA, and Georgia Technology, getting knowledge in to satellite observations, eco-friendly structure, ecological sensors, as well as careers associated with water level increase. The camping ground additionally featured a see to the Point Culture Museum, where trainees interacted with forerunners coming from the famous Gullah Geechee area of Pin Point. The camping ground confirmed with a boat trip to Wassaw Isle, where students noted the impacts of water level increase on an untaught barricade island as well as contrasted these monitorings with earlier lookings for coming from urban environments. Funding coming from the NASA's Scientific research Activation Plan and also its own Sea Level Education And Learning, Recognition, as well as Proficiency (TAPE) team made sure that the camp came to all trainees, eliminating financial barricades for groups commonly underrepresented in stalk education and learning.