.From July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Resilience Hub at the Georgia Institute of Technology teamed up along with the University of Georgia (UGA) Marine Expansion and Georgia Sea Grant to host a week-long NASA Mean sea level Changemakers Summer Months Camping Ground. The camping ground offered 14 rising 7th-8th graders to how coastal locations are actually transforming due to mean sea level rise. Evaluate the UGA Marine Education Facility and Aquarium Tank on Skidaway Isle, the camp used students hands-on tasks as well as outside informative expertises, where they analyzed real information accumulated through NASA experts as well as discovered community naturalizations to flooding. Pupils communicated along with specialists coming from NASA's Plane Propulsion Lab, UGA, as well as Georgia Technology, obtaining ideas in to satellite observations, green infrastructure, environmental sensors, as well as careers associated with sea level surge. The camp also featured a see to the Pin Point Culture Museum, where students involved along with forerunners from the historical Gullah Geechee neighborhood of Point. The camp confirmed along with a cruise to Wassaw Island, where students observed the results of sea level rise on a primitive obstacle isle and reviewed these monitorings with earlier results coming from urban environments. Financing from the NASA's Science Activation Plan as well as its own Mean Sea Level Education, Recognition, and Literacy (SEAL) group made certain that the camp was accessible to all pupils, getting rid of monetary barriers for teams traditionally underrepresented in STEM education.