.From July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Strength Center at the Georgia Principle of Technology worked together with the College of Georgia (UGA) Marine Expansion and Georgia Ocean Give to organize a week-long NASA Sea Level Changemakers Summer Camp. The camping ground introduced 14 climbing 7th-8th to how coastal regions are altering as a result of mean sea level rise. Evaluate the UGA Marine Learning Facility and also Aquarium Tank on Skidaway Island, the camp used trainees hands-on tasks as well as outside informative adventures, where they studied genuine data collected through NASA researchers and also learnt more about area naturalizations to flooding. Trainees engaged along with specialists coming from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, UGA, and Georgia Tech, getting understandings into gps monitorings, green commercial infrastructure, environmental sensors, and also professions connected to mean sea level rise. The camp also featured a browse through to the Point Heritage Gallery, where trainees interacted along with leaders from the historic Gullah Geechee community of Point. The camping ground concluded along with a boat trip to Wassaw Island, where pupils observed the results of sea level increase on a primitive obstacle island and matched up these observations with earlier searchings for from urban environments. Funding from the NASA's Science Activation Program and its Sea Level Education, Awareness, as well as Literacy (TAPE) team guaranteed that the camp came to all students, dealing with monetary barricades for groups typically underrepresented in stalk education.