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The experience

Three online modules: space, climate change, and film-making

The idea is that students can attend outside school hours. Our online facilitators guide them from start to finish. It can also run during school time if you want.

3

Online workshop modules

2,600

Participant goal for 2026

3 hr

Hours per space & climate session

Our technology

Following an experiential learning blueprint

Our program design is inspired by inquiry-based learning, helping participants explore, experiment, and apply climate knowledge.

Step 1

Space

Students discover how satellites and missions observe Earth systems from orbit.

Step 2

Climate

Participants investigate climate processes and connect global science to local impacts.

Step 3

Action

Teams build and test practical ideas through guided, hands-on program challenges.

Step 4

Shared impact

Learners leave with skills, confidence, and project ideas they can apply in their communities.

A versatile program model for diverse learning needs

Our programs are designed for classrooms, youth programs, and events, with flexible formats that make hands-on climate learning accessible.

Engaging
Practical
Adaptable
Inclusive
Sentinel-2 Earth observation satellite

Designed for any learning environment

  • Modular program formats
  • Accessible activity kits
  • Facilitator-friendly resources
  • In-person and blended delivery
GOES weather satellite

Built around active participation

  • Hands-on by design
  • Age-appropriate pathways
  • Short and extended sessions
  • Repeatable program cycles
Sentinel-2 Earth observation satellite

Ready for broad community adoption

  • Proven educational methods
  • Open-access resources
  • Adaptable to any curriculum
  • Multiple delivery formats
Aurora seen from the International Space Station (NASA)

Built to deliver for life

  • Volunteer facilitator network
  • Partnerships with schools globally
  • Continuous program improvement

Our technology in the wild

Explore some of the visionary programs around the world using our technology to make the world a cooler place.

School students in a classroom with a globe
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UK

Space4Climate Schools

A global network of online facilitators

We provide opportunities to people who might otherwise face obstacles getting involved in space activities.

5,000+
Young learners
Reached annually
2019
Program launched
Full-disk Earth image from NOAA GOES-16
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International

EO Climate Program

3 modules: space, climate, and film-making

Modules 1 and 2 take 3 hours including breaks. Facilitators do everything — teachers do not have to prepare a thing.

100+
Partner orgs
Across the globe
2023
Operational
The International Space Station above Earth (NASA)
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Global

Our 2026 goal

Space for climate action

26 online facilitators. 2,600 participants. 26 countries. 6 sponsors.

300+
Introductions
Facilitated
2024
Operational

Dive deeper into Space4Climate

Navigate the excitement and noise surrounding this powerful new climate technology to learn what it’s all about.

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Earth from orbit beside a spacecraft
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our programs, delivery, and how to get involved.

Who can participate in Space4Climate?
How are Space4Climate delivered?
What topics do Space4Climate cover?
How can I get involved as a volunteer?
Earth from orbit beside a spacecraft
Join our team

Join our climate education movement

Join our volunteer community to help inspire young people to understand and act on climate change through space and storytelling.

Volunteer Roles

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