Use these tools provided at the summit to help determine the best climate action project for your school
Find content used by presenters during the summit and other relevant links to help you throughout the journey
Request an office hours meeting to talk through ideas, figure out your next steps, get connected with local organizations, and more
Use The Wild Center's climate action planning workbook to help you decide what project would be best for your school. We won't be working through all the exercises at the summit, so we encourage you to try them if you're feeling stuck!
Highlighted below are 3 climate action project topics and ideas that are very likely to make an impact. (or top 3 most popular?)
Find the full list of CAP's student's brainstormed at the summit here.
Climate Communication:
Policy/Advocacy:
Community/Citizen Science: Conducting a waste audit
Community Engagement:
Education:
Climate Communication:
Policy/Advocacy:
Community/Citizen Science:
Community Engagement:
Education:
Climate Communication:
Policy/Advocacy:
Community/Citizen Science:
Community Engagement:
Education:
Want to share something you learned during a breakout session with your team? Reference your speakers slides.
Include project topics and hyperlinks to organizations/programs worth looking into for a CAP in that area.
Organization 1
Organization 2
Organization 3
Plan your own regional/local summit with the same toolkit as us! Reach out to the Wild Center for help.
Earth Force is a national nonprofit organization committed to engaging young people in civic action to improve the environment. Discover more about the resources now!
Request a meeting with It's Our Future anytime from October 27th, 2026 to insert date here. We can help you create a plan, figure out the next steps, talk through ideas, and get you connected with other helpful resources.