.Coming from July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity as well as Resilience Center at the Georgia Principle of Technology worked together along with the College of Georgia (UGA) Marine Extension as well as Georgia Ocean Give to throw a week-long NASA Sea Level Changemakers Summertime Camp. The camp presented 14 rising 7th-8th graders to how coastal areas are modifying due to water level surge. Set at the UGA Marine Learning Center and Aquarium Tank on Skidaway Island, the camping ground offered pupils hands-on tasks and exterior academic knowledge, where they assessed real records picked up through NASA scientists as well as learned about community adaptations to flooding. Pupils socialized with pros coming from NASA's Jet Power Lab, UGA, and also Georgia Tech, gaining insights in to satellite monitorings, green infrastructure, environmental sensors, and jobs related to water level increase. The camp likewise consisted of a see to the Point Ancestry Gallery, where pupils engaged along with leaders coming from the famous Gullah Geechee area of Pin Point. The camp determined with a cruise to Wassaw Island, where students noted the effects of sea level rise on an undeveloped obstacle island and also matched up these reviews with earlier seekings coming from urban settings. Financing coming from the NASA's Scientific research Activation Plan and also its Water Level Education, Understanding, and Literacy (TAPE) group made certain that the camp was accessible to all students, dealing with economic barriers for groups typically underrepresented in stalk education and learning.