Be part of the solution!
Take part in an exciting mission with your students and become Climate Detectives!
Open to young people aged 12 to 19, this European Space Agency (ESA) school project invites classes to investigate real-life environmental issues to better protect our planet.
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
This project aims to :
- Raising young people’s awareness of climate change, both globally and locally
- Develop their skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
- Introduce them to the scientific approach, data analysis and Earth observation.
- Prepare them for the major environmental challenges of their generation
a 4-stage project
1. Identify a climate problem
Choose a subject to study: urbanization, air quality, melting ice, agriculture, biodiversity…
Specialized scientists will review each research plan and provide feedback to each team.
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2. Investigate in the field
Students investigate!
They analyze local data and satellite images using tools such as the EO Navigator or the Air Quality Station. Webinars and meetings with experts are organized to further their research.
3. Share your results
Based on their observations, the students propose concrete solutions and present their project to a panel of exporters at an event at the Luxembourg Science Center.
Each group receives a certificate of participation, and the best teams are rewarded.
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4. The final international event
A unique moment for a winning team and its teacher: a trip to ESA’s Earth Observation Center (ESRIN) in Italy.
An exceptional opportunity to discover how satellites are helping us to understand and combat climate change.
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Ready to take action with your students?
Register your team!