Students lead the club. An adult advisor helps keep it safe.
Ishika founded Sky Scouts to help young people explore weather and climate through backyard science, storytelling and creative observations. She has shared the project at American Meteorological Society and American Geophysical Union meetings.
First Place, Best Student Poster · 2025 AMS Applied Climatology conference
Ansh explores weather through backyard observations, journals, drawings and hands-on experiments, like his reports on snow and hail. He helps bring student curiosity to the whole club.
Helps arrange supervision and expert support for club activities.
These groups are proposed. Want to help lead one? Get in touch.
Observations, experiments and learning resources.
ProposedEnvironmental action and project planning.
ProposedStudent reflections, sharing and communications.
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