Envirolution
High School Students work together to develop their knowledge, create a sense of civic responsibility, and foster a school environment that emphasizes sustainability, while practicing data monitoring, language arts, math and science skills.
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What is this program? Community outreach and advocacy is a goal of the Envirolution Clubs to inspire community members to make sustainable choices. The Envirolution club has expanded into leading roles with community efforts in the plastic bag ban, single use plastic ban, restoration projects, cleaning up the lake, protests, and climate justice projects region wide.
How does this program work? Some of the advocacy happens through Trashion Shows offered at elementary and middle schools in the region as well as at the community Earth Day celebration at Squaw Valley. High school club members act as mentors to younger Green Team and Eco-Action club members and together clubs work towards climate justice for our schools, community and planet.
Who can participate in this program? 9th - 12th grade students.
Where is this program offered? Envirolution Clubs are offered at Truckee High and North Tahoe High.
For more information contact SWEP's Project Director, Ashley Phillips, at ashley@4swep.org.
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