Generation Earth offers three different workshops year-round in addition to our two-day Summer Institute workshop. These workshops provide the opportunity to stay informed about local environmental issues, network and collaborate with colleagues, share experiences and gain valuable educational resources. Join our experts to learn about current waste and water challenges in Los Angeles County as well as how your students can become agents of change through our fun and engaging environmental action projects. Read more about each workshop below.

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It’s not time for gloom and doom, it’s time for action! There is no single solution to address climate change, but there are ways we can make small changes to alter our behaviors which are undermining the future of this planet. Join us to explore how project-based learning utilizes Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) to empower students to take action on waste, water and health issues stemming from climate change.



From floods to droughts, discover the turbulent history of water in Los Angeles County! This workshop covers the exciting world of watersheds, stormwater pollution, water conservation and stormwater capture. Join us to explore a variety of projects designed to encourage students to address crucial water issues. Attendees will be entered into an opportunity drawing for a free rain barrel!



Did you know that LA County residents make enough trash to fill the Dodger Stadium every two weeks? This workshop covers waste management topics, including recycling, composting and sustainable solutions for your classroom and beyond. Join us to discover how our projects foster creative, forward-thinking solutions to current waste challenges. Attendees will be entered into an opportunity drawing for a free compost bin!



The 2023 Summer Institute was held at the La Brea Tar Pits on June 28 and 29. This two-day professional development training offered a unique opportunity for teachers to connect, be inspired, and feel reenergized about their powerful impact. The Summer Institute focused on the powerful role student action and environmental service learning can play in tackling local environmental challenges. In addition to thought-provoking school activity demonstrations on sustainable waste and water management solutions, attendees enjoyed an exclusive field trip to the Ballona Wetlands and trash Interceptor 007, a resource fair featuring a variety of environmental and educational organizations, and plenty of opportunities for networking and growth.