.From July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Resilience Center at the Georgia Principle of Technology teamed up along with the University of Georgia (UGA) Marine Expansion and Georgia Sea Grant to organize a week-long NASA Water level Changemakers Summer Camp. The camp introduced 14 increasing 7th-8th to just how seaside places are actually altering due to water level surge. Set at the UGA Marine Learning Center and also Aquarium on Skidaway Island, the camp delivered students hands-on activities as well as exterior academic adventures, where they evaluated real information collected through NASA scientists and learned about community adjustments to flooding. Trainees connected with pros from NASA's Jet Propulsion Research laboratory, UGA, and Georgia Technician, obtaining understandings in to satellite monitorings, green commercial infrastructure, ecological sensors, and also professions associated with sea level surge. The camp also included a browse through to the Pin Point Heritage Museum, where pupils engaged with leaders from the historical Gullah Geechee community of Point. The camp confirmed with a boat trip to Wassaw Island, where pupils monitored the effects of mean sea level surge on an undeveloped barricade isle as well as compared these reviews along with earlier findings coming from metropolitan settings. Backing from the NASA's Science Activation Course and also its own Sea Level Learning, Recognition, as well as Literacy (SEAL) group ensured that the camping ground was accessible to all trainees, removing financial barricades for groups traditionally underrepresented in stalk learning.