Our Mission
Go Greenish is a student-led organization partnering with student groups across California and beyond to advocate for healthier and more sustainable schools. We believe climate action begins with school initiatives that involve both inside and outside the classroom. Our overarching goal is to have students leading the way on school site sustainability projects.
We make a difference.
Particulate Matter in Schools
Studying the adverse health effects of particulate matter on youth in partnership with the University of California, San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy.
Greenish Schools Initiatives
Empowering school districts across the United States with funding and resources to implement sustainable site projects and district policies.
Blog posts
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Honey Bee Population Declines Due to Warm Autumns
By: Allison Aguilar A study conducted by a team at the University of Washington shows that longer autumns increase the odds that honeybee populations may collapse when spring arrives. The...
Honey Bee Population Declines Due to Warm Autumns
By: Allison Aguilar A study conducted by a team at the University of Washington shows that longer autumns increase the odds that honeybee populations may collapse when spring arrives. The...
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Climate Anxiety in Teens
Climate change is one of the biggest challenges we're facing, and it's not just a problem for the future – it's here now. Enter Generation Z: we’re not just spectators;...
Climate Anxiety in Teens
Climate change is one of the biggest challenges we're facing, and it's not just a problem for the future – it's here now. Enter Generation Z: we’re not just spectators;...
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PASSING THE WREATH
Written by Emily Zhang Edited by Hayden Crocker, Trisha Vasanadu, and Rimga Viskanta Rimga Viskanta is a Senior Management Analyst for the City of Solana Beach where her primary focus...
PASSING THE WREATH
Written by Emily Zhang Edited by Hayden Crocker, Trisha Vasanadu, and Rimga Viskanta Rimga Viskanta is a Senior Management Analyst for the City of Solana Beach where her primary focus...
