Programs

Antarctica: Connecting Climate Change, Melting Ice Shelves, and Pooping Penguins
This is a five-part curriculum about Antarctic environmental processes and building connections between ice shelves, surface melt, climate change - and penguins!

Braiding your River: CIRES Career Development Series
The CIRES Career Development Series supports personal learning and provides inclusive opportunities for CIRES researchers to connect and grow together by offering a monthly 1 hour workshop focused on developing diverse professional skills.

Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN)
A collection of nearly 700 free peer-reviewed climate and energy educational resources.

Data Puzzles
Data Puzzles combine classroom-friendly scientific datasets with the research-backed pedagogical practices of Ambitious Science Teaching to give your students the ultimate inquiry-based learning experience.

FieldSafe
A facilitated virtual workshop to mitigate environmental and inter-personal risks in remote field environments.
Girls on Rock
Girls on Rock is a unique, FREE wilderness science education programs for high school girls.
HEART Force
Engage youth and teachers to raise awareness of natural hazards and inspire action for resilience in Colorado communities.

MOSAiC
Education and outreach efforts around the international Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC) expedition to the Arctic, beginning in September 2019.

QGreenland
QGreenland is a free and open-source GIS mapping tool to support interdisciplinary Greenland-focused research, teaching, decision making, and collaboration.

Research Experience for Community College Students
A summer research internship program for Colorado community college students.

Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit
Without question, humanity has accelerated climate change.

Science Show & Share
This webinar series connects scientists from around the world to engage students and learners of all ages. Each webinar includes a 10-15 minute presentation followed by 10-15 minutes of Q&A and are paired with recommended learning materials.

The Polar Bear Project
Are polar bears an effective emotional hook for increasing student learning about climate science? Educational resources and research results.

Water in the Western US
University of Colorado Boulder just launched a free, online course exploring water and climate in the western United States.

We are Water
We are Water partners with libraries in the Four Corners Region to bring programs and a traveling exhibit about the importance of water to rural, Latinx, and Indigenous communities in the Southwest.