.From July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Strength Center at the Georgia Institute of Technology teamed up along with the College of Georgia (UGA) Marine Extension as well as Georgia Ocean Grant to throw a week-long NASA Sea Level Changemakers Summertime Camping Ground. The camping ground offered 14 climbing 7th-8th graders to just how coastal areas are actually altering due to sea level rise. Set at the UGA Marine Education And Learning Center as well as Aquarium on Skidaway Isle, the camp delivered trainees hands-on tasks and also outdoor instructional adventures, where they analyzed actual information collected through NASA scientists and also learnt more about neighborhood adaptations to flooding. Students communicated along with specialists coming from NASA's Plane Power Lab, UGA, as well as Georgia Technician, obtaining ideas in to gps observations, environment-friendly framework, environmental sensing units, as well as occupations associated with sea level surge. The camping ground also featured a visit to the Point Culture Gallery, where students interacted along with forerunners coming from the historical Gullah Geechee neighborhood of Pin Point. The camp determined with a cruise to Wassaw Isle, where trainees observed the impacts of sea level growth on a primitive obstacle isle as well as reviewed these observations along with earlier results from city environments. Backing from the NASA's Scientific research Activation Course as well as its Water Level Learning, Awareness, and Education (TAPE) group guaranteed that the camp came to all students, dealing with financial barriers for groups traditionally underrepresented in stalk education.