The Gulf of California, also called “the Sea of Cortez”, is known as “the world’s aquarium”, and for good reason: it is home to more than 900 species of fish and welcomes gray whales, whale sharks, and green turtles, while also containing mangroves, and coral reefs. In this sanctuary the impacts of climate change are already being deeply felt. Faced with a reality that can feel overwhelming, we at EPI Mexico believe that young peoplecan and must be involved in creating soluti

Coral reefs in Belize are revealing early bleaching signals, and students document these shifts with the Coral Watch protocol, contributing data to global monitoring efforts. This hands-on reef science anchors their learning as they explore climate impacts, build critical thinking skills, and return home motivated to take meaningful action.