.Coming from July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Durability Center at the Georgia Institute of Innovation collaborated with the College of Georgia (UGA) Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant to host a week-long NASA Sea Level Changemakers Summer Season Camp. The camp introduced 14 climbing 7th-8th to how seaside places are actually transforming because of mean sea level rise. Set at the UGA Marine Education Facility and also Aquarium Tank on Skidaway Island, the camping ground provided trainees hands-on activities and outdoor educational adventures, where they examined real records gathered by NASA scientists as well as found out about area adjustments to flooding. Students socialized with professionals coming from NASA's Plane Propulsion Research laboratory, UGA, and Georgia Specialist, obtaining insights into gps reviews, eco-friendly facilities, environmental sensors, and also occupations related to sea level rise. The camping ground also included a visit to the Identify Ancestry Museum, where trainees interacted along with leaders coming from the famous Gullah Geechee community of Point. The camp concluded with a cruise to Wassaw Isle, where trainees observed the impacts of mean sea level rise on a primitive obstacle island and also matched up these reviews along with earlier lookings for from urban environments. Funding from the NASA's Scientific research Activation Course and its own Water Level Education, Awareness, as well as Education (TAPE) group ensured that the camp came to all students, getting rid of monetary barriers for groups customarily underrepresented in STEM learning.