.From July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Resilience Hub at the Georgia Institute of Technology worked together with the University of Georgia (UGA) Marine Expansion and Georgia Sea Give to host a week-long NASA Water level Changemakers Summer Camp. The camping ground presented 14 increasing 7th-8th graders to how seaside areas are changing due to water level increase. Set at the UGA Marine Education Center as well as Fish Tank on Skidaway Island, the camp delivered pupils hands-on tasks as well as outdoor informative expertises, where they assessed actual records gathered through NASA researchers and also learned about area adaptations to flooding. Pupils engaged along with experts coming from NASA's Plane Power Lab, UGA, and also Georgia Technician, getting understandings into gps observations, environment-friendly commercial infrastructure, ecological sensors, as well as professions connected to mean sea level surge. The camping ground likewise included a see to the Pin Point Ancestry Museum, where students engaged along with innovators coming from the famous Gullah Geechee area of Identify. The camp determined along with a boat trip to Wassaw Island, where trainees noticed the effects of mean sea level rise on an untaught barrier isle as well as matched up these monitorings along with earlier lookings for from city environments. Funding coming from the NASA's Science Activation Program and its Sea Level Learning, Awareness, and also Education (TAPE) crew guaranteed that the camp came to all trainees, doing away with economic barricades for teams typically underrepresented in STEM education.