Our Mission

Go Greenish empowers schools across the San Diego region to lead the way in sustainability. Our programs, which include both curriculum inside the classroom and site projects outside the classroom, work to foster a sense of environmental stewardship in youth grades 7-12.

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We make a difference.

506,000 students and 763 schools represented by our partner network

270+ student volunteers with over 5,000 volunteered hours

Particulate Matter in Schools

Fighting data underrepresentation by mobilizing students to install low-cost sensors at their high schools.

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Road to Zero Waste

Working with grades 7-8 to build waste sorting habits by mobilizing peer-to-peer green teams.

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  • Local and National Impact: Go Greenish’s next steps towards sustainability

    Local and National Impact: Go Greenish’s next s...

    Go Greenish is expanding nationwide through new partnerships, middle school programs, air-quality sensors, and waste-reduction curriculum to build lasting sustainability habits in schools in this blog by Viki Kiss.

    Local and National Impact: Go Greenish’s next s...

    Go Greenish is expanding nationwide through new partnerships, middle school programs, air-quality sensors, and waste-reduction curriculum to build lasting sustainability habits in schools in this blog by Viki Kiss.

  • Erosion

    Erosion

    Erosion is what happens when soil, rock, or sediment gets slowly worn down and carried by wind, water, ice, or gravity. This process has been consistently reshaping our coasts for...

    Erosion

    Erosion is what happens when soil, rock, or sediment gets slowly worn down and carried by wind, water, ice, or gravity. This process has been consistently reshaping our coasts for...

  • Going Green

    Going Green

    Learn how choosing small, intentional habits like walking, thrifting, and reducing waste can make going green meaningful and sustainable in this blog by Lily Bruch.

    Going Green

    Learn how choosing small, intentional habits like walking, thrifting, and reducing waste can make going green meaningful and sustainable in this blog by Lily Bruch.

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