.Coming from July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Durability Hub at the Georgia Principle of Modern technology teamed up with the University of Georgia (UGA) Marine Extension and Georgia Ocean Grant to host a week-long NASA Sea Level Changemakers Summer Season Camp. The camping ground presented 14 rising 7th-8th graders to how seaside regions are altering as a result of mean sea level surge. Set at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium Tank on Skidaway Isle, the camp delivered students hands-on tasks and exterior informative experiences, where they studied genuine data gathered through NASA scientists as well as learnt more about community naturalizations to flooding. Students communicated with pros from NASA's Plane Power Research laboratory, UGA, as well as Georgia Tech, getting knowledge in to satellite observations, green infrastructure, environmental sensing units, as well as jobs connected to water level growth. The camping ground also featured a see to the Identify Ancestry Gallery, where students involved with forerunners from the historic Gullah Geechee area of Point. The camp determined with a boat trip to Wassaw Island, where trainees noticed the effects of water level growth on a primitive barricade isle and also contrasted these monitorings with earlier results from city settings. Financing coming from the NASA's Scientific research Account activation Program and its Sea Level Education And Learning, Understanding, and also Education (TAPE) group made sure that the camping ground was accessible to all pupils, eliminating monetary barricades for teams generally underrepresented in STEM education.