Your Passions, Your Journey

The Seal is an opportunity to create meaningful change within your community. Colorado is at the forefront of climate resilience, experiencing rapid growth in renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and green business. You as students can play a key role in this transformation.

Experiential learning through the Seal of Climate Literacy allows you to explore and pursue your passions - whether it’s studying renewable energy sources, conducting field work in the alpine, researching sustainable agriculture, or advocating for climate policy. Take the lead in starting to drive local environmental change.

  • "Being awarded the Seal of Climate Literacy both made me feel as though my work for the environment is truly valued in my community and that I can find a real career path within this passion."

    - Aisha O’Neil, Durango High School Senior

  • "The Seal of Climate Literacy can appeal to a very wide range of jobs since it shows that you have the knowledge and the qualifications to make environmentally informed decisions for your workplace."

    - Natalie Obleton, Durango High School Senior

  • "Receiving the Seal of Climate Literacy empowers students to become environmental leaders. It teaches students skills and knowledge so we can advocate for sustainable practices within our communities, which drives positive environmental change, creating a more equal future for everyone."

    - Weiming Lambert, Durango High School Senior

Student ResourceS

Do you want to see the Seal of Climate Literacy offered at your school? It is up to your school to confer the Seal. By you can start by advocating for the Seal with your counselors, teachers and school leadership, starting this school year.

We are growing a body of tools and support for students here. Check back in the future for more resources. And reach out to let us know what else would be helpful to you!

tell us your story

We want to hear about your journey with climate literacy.

Whether you've led a community project, started an environmental club, or made a difference in your school, your experiences can inspire others. Submit your story today and let your voice be heard!