Our Year in Review is here! This year, students and educators across Washington turned ideas into action — reducing waste, restoring campuses, and sparking change in their communities.

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Students at Sylvester Middle School organized a work party that brought together over 450 classmates. They restored a rain garden, expanded raised beds, and learned about stormwater with support from EarthGen.

This is student leadership in action.

EarthGen has spent over a decade building trusted relationships that center youth and their communities. But the challenges facing young people today are growing and rapidly evolving. We're reflecting on where we’ve been and looking forward to how to best serve the community. What’s needed now?

Join us! EarthGen is working with students, educators, and partners as we refine our strategy. Share your perspective to help shape what’s next for EarthGen during this strategic refinement process.

Send us a DM or drop a comment — we’d love to hear from you!

EarthGen is refining our strategy.
We’re collaborating with students, educators, and partners to reflect on what’s working and what might need to shift.

What EarthGen moment or program has stayed with you?

We’re excited to welcome Andy Shouse as EarthGen’s new Executive Director starting April 14!

Andy brings decades of leadership in nonprofit STEM education + a deep commitment to equity, youth, and sustainability. His experience + values make him a strong fit to guide EarthGen into its next chapter.

Can't wait to dive into this new collection of climate fiction!

EarthGen’s teacher trainings are here! Across Washington, educators are learning how to equip their students with the tools they need to take action for a healthier planet. Ready to take part in a training or explore upcoming opportunities?

Learn more and register: earthgenwa.org/news/boost-y...