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Independent Climate Literacy & Place-Based Science Across North America

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Wild Rose Education is an agile Public Benefit Corporation bridging environmental science, youth civic leadership, and equitable evaluation across Colorado, Alaska, Canada, and the intermountain West.

The Public Benefit Difference

  1. Agile Public Benefit Model: Direct-to-impact science education without institutional bureaucracy or corporate overhead.

  2. Place-Based Civic Science: Grounding regional youth and educators in local ecology, clean energy science, and climate action planning.

  3. Data-Driven & Culturally Responsive: Rigorous evaluation methodologies measuring shifts in environmental knowledge, efficacy, and community stewardship.

How We Do It

Transformative Praxis Lab

Culturally Responsive and Equitable Evaluation (CREE) and Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) for regional non-profits, academic grant projects, and municipal initiatives.

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SparkZero Clean Energy Outreach

Hands-on clean transportation discovery kits designed for state energy offices, utilities, and municipal outreach. Translates electric vehicle physics, gravity fuel, and clean transportation science into high-energy 3-to-5 minute public engagements.

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Colorado Youth Climate Program

A year-round youth leadership model featuring our 10-step Climate Action Planning (CAP) methodology, annual regional summits, and 9-month project mentorship cohorts pairing high schoolers with community mentors to complete local action projects.

Educator Workshops & Place-Based Retreats

Hands-on educator workshops, watershed science, and field courses across Colorado, Alaska, and Canada—weaving certified Climate Wayfinding tools into place-based learning to help leaders stay grounded in purposeful action.

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Back Independent Climate Infrastructure

Wild Rose Education is a Public Benefit Corporation. Community micro-sponsorships help keep our public writing open-access and underwrite uncompensated youth mentorship.

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Support Public-Good Science Education

Love our public essays and community field notes? Consider pitching in a round of field coffees to support independent climate literacy across North America.

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