Interest Form for California sea-level rise educational content and resources

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Are you are a current, or past, formal or informal science educator in California? Are you involved in science outreach or communication to the public? Are you interested in having more sea level rise education and outreach content?

If YES, we would love to hear from you!

Funded by NASA, the Sea level Education, Awareness, and Literacy (SEAL) project is a multi-year initiative to expand and improve sea-level rise content and resources that can be integrated into educational materials. We are looking for SEAL Ambassadors to help provide input on content, training resources, and for integration into existing programs within California.

Below you will a few brief questions about your interest in participating. Once we receive your response, we will follow up with details on upcoming engagement activities. Please feel free to forward this link along to your colleagues who may be interested!

Who we are: The California partners on this educational initiative are: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Sea Grant, the Climate Science Alliance, and Noyo Marine Education Center.

For any questions, please contact Delanie Medina at d4medina@ucsd.edu.

First Name *

Last Name *

Affiliation *

Email *

Do you currently teach or communicate sea level rise science? *

Yes

Somewhat (as part of climate change topic or general climate education)

Required

What engagement with this project might you be interested in? (check all that apply)

Helping to review, provide feedback on draft sea level rise content, ed activities

Testing out sea level rise educational content and providing feedback

Attending trainings on how to use developed materials to teach/communicate sea level rise

Integrating sea level rise content into your educational programs

Reviewing spanish translations of materials

Providing input on potential STEM art, story-telling, field activities

Other:

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