The National Wildlife Federation's Resilient Schools and Communities (RiSC) program engages students in frontline communities in understanding climate impacts and the underlying systemic racism that has aggravated those impacts.
Join Us for An Upcoming Webinar Series!
Are you interested in learning more about the RiSC (Resilient Schools and Communities) series of action cards? Register for one or more of the upcoming free webinars hosted by NWF affiliate and EcoSchools U.S. partner New Jersey Audubon.
1/21 7:00 pm EST Taking a Climate Impact Walk | Register here.
1/28 6:30 pm EST Community Action: Mitigation and Adaptation | Register here.
2/4 6:30 pm EST Listening to your Community Using a Survey | Register here.
2/11 7:00 pm EST Impacts on People and Wildlife | Register here.
2/18 7:00 pm EST Implementing a Climate Action Project | Register here.
2/25 7:00 pm EST Reading a Climate Vulnerability Report | Register here.
This campaign aims to educate youth and schools about climate science, climate impact, climate justice, and the natural and built solutions that increase climate resiliency. Find a series of action cards that range from a climate vulnerabilty assessment and listening to the community, to identifying mitigation and adaptation solutions. Participate to earn your Resilient Schools and Communities badge for 2025!
Learn more about the Resilient Schools and Communities campaign below.
Complete the 6 required action cards found in the EcoSchools Certification Application (ECA).
Entire school year