Take a look at this student-produced short film about the effort to recycle old bikes to keep them functional and give people low-carbon means of transportation.

This Lens on Climate Change video, students imagine what cooking shows would look like in a post-climate change world.

How do our personal choices affect climate change? These middle school students act out, in a skit, just how many of our actions affect the world around us.

Students examine how climate change will affect farming and livestock in New Mexico.

Students put together a collection of stories about the drought in Gallup, New Mexico.

Upward Bound high school students produced this short video about climate change in a one-week workshop.

This student-made film from Lens on Climate Change in Boulder urges its audience to address the problem of pollution and litter in their community to "clean up our act."

A boy has a bad dream about what could happen to fishing, rafting and his other favorite outdoor activities if climate change goes unchecked for too long. How can he help fix it?

In this video, Lens on Climate Change students from Salida, Colorado learn about xeriscaping, a form of landscaping that conserves most of the water usually needed for lawn upkeep.

Students tell the story of Beeble the Bee, who has an important message for humanity. #SavetheBees

Students in this Lens on Climate Change film learn how to properly recycle, and why recycling matters in the first place.

Follow this student-filmed story about a farmer who fears for his family when he learns of a climate change-driven drought from lack of snowpack.

Angevine Middle School students in Colorado produced short videos about climate change during the 2016-2017 school year, including this mock TV news broadcast on extreme weather and other climate change phenomena.

What exactly is so concerning about global warming causing glacial melt? Students from Angevine Middle School explain in this short film.

Watch the adventures of Climate Girl as she attempts to defeat her nemesis, Carbon Boy!

This sketch from Inside the Greenhouse shows the reality of how climate change negatively affects snowpack.

This faux-infomercial from Inside the Greenhouse encourages consumers to use more blue-stained pine for more sustainable construction practices during the pine beetle epidemic.

This fun response video to Arapahoe Ridge High school from the Lens on Climate Change pilot program examines how climate change is affecting agriculture and food security.