KIDS for the BAY collaborates with teachers to connect students with nature, inspire environmental action, turn students on to science, and create lasting impact.
Lake Merritt is a short walk from Cleveland Elementary School, and some lucky fourth graders had the special opportunity to help restore their local watershed habitat in a special lake-side planting project.
At the culmination of the Storm Drain Rangers Program at Guy Emanuele Jr. Elementary School in Fremont, fourth and fifth grade students had the wonderful opportunity to test the power of their voices and inspire an audience full of their peers to take environmental action!
Our young environmentalists walked to Crab Cove from their school, and they were very happy to connect with the nature all around them.
As a woman-founded organization, KIDS for the BAY is excited to highlight our women staff and the strong, inspiring women who helped us develop into the educators, environmentalists, and change makers that we are!
Our bay model activity helps our young environmentalists discover how pollution can affect our local San Francisco Bay, and ultimately the Pacific Ocean as well.
KIDS for the BAY is excited to highlight Black youth environmental leaders this February for Black History Month.
Learn how KIDS for the BAY students safely prepare and cook delta fish to reduce health risks.
