Discover Tacoma's EnviroChallenger Program: Free Environmental Education for Schools

Updated September 3, 2025
EnviroChallenger
The EnviroChallenger initiative delivers complimentary environmental curriculum to Tacoma’s K-12 institutions and alternative learning environments. Through interactive methods, students gain practical knowledge about ecological stewardship and sustainability.
Our Mission
Fostering healthy communities and protecting Puget Sound through educational outreach and active engagement.
All materials are provided at no cost to Tacoma public schools and partner programs. For detailed descriptions and resource access, review the information below. Questions or scheduling assistance are welcomed—responses typically within one business day.
Connect With Our Team
EnviroChallenger Staff
Explore LessonsBook a LessonEnviroArt SessionsHigh School OpportunitiesJacqueline Fuller

Education Coordinator | Former Middle School Science Teacher
With degrees in environmental science and teaching, Jacqueline dedicates herself to inspiring youth through hands-on learning. Active in local conservation efforts, she values community involvement.
John Inch
Senior Education Specialist | Outdoor Recreation Background
John brings expertise in experiential learning and environmental interpretation, shaped by roles at Northwest Trek and as a kayak instructor. Passionate about youth development.
Gator Lanphear
Arts Integration Lead | Animation & Video Production Expertise
Gator combines creative arts with environmental education, holding a master’s in instructional technology. Enthusiastic about innovative learning approaches.

Elementary Grades (K-5)
Interactive lessons teach recycling, waste management, and tree care via playful activities and creative projects.
Discover Lessons
Middle School (Grades 6-8)
Students delve into pressing issues such as plastic pollution, climate impacts, and actionable solutions for planetary health.
Explore Curriculum
High School (Grades 9-12)
Internship opportunities align with Tacoma School District goals, offering academic credit and real-world experience in environmental services.
Ready to bring EnviroChallenger to your classroom? All K-12 programs are free—review resources and schedule your session today! Book Your Lesson
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EnviroChallenger Team
Phone: (253) 573-2369 | Email: envirochallenger@[SITEURL]