Explore the Sky. Protect the Earth.

A little curiosity can change how we see the world. We’re bringing young people together to discover weather, understand our environment and take action close to home.

Meet our weather explorers Get involved

For K–12 explorers, families and educators.

Three people standing beside a newly installed backyard weather station — Setting up a backyard weather station

Handwritten journal page titled A good cloudy day, noting 76.8 degrees and 65 percent humidity — Ishika’s journal, Aug 15, 2024

Crayon drawing of rain falling from grey clouds, with lightning, onto green grass beside a tree — A rainy-day drawing

Weather, wonder and a world to explore

Young people discovering weather through backyard science, creative reflections and environmental action.

Explore

Ask a better question

Discover weather and climate through hands-on observations, weather journals and science at home or school.

Protect

Make a local difference

Care for habitats, reduce waste and plan supervised projects that help your neighborhood.

Lead

Let young voices lead

Students propose ideas, share findings and organize activities with support from adult advisors.

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From the explorers’ notebooks

Ishika wrote 66 weather journal pages between August 2024 and October 2025: hot days, snow days, a tornado warning and everything in between. Ansh recorded snow and hail in Colorado. Their backyard stations kept measuring the weather while they wrote.

Explore Ishika’s weather Explore Ansh’s weather