This LOCC video by middle schoolers in Estes Park examines the 100-year flood in Boulder, Colorado and imagines what local wildlife could be thinking about the whole ordeal.

Follow the adventures of Water Man to learn the importance of water conservation and only using what you need according to middle school LOCC students from Whittier K-8.

This LOCC submission provides a lesson on the history of the Arapahoe glacier near Nederland, CO.

Students from Poudre High School discuss the widespread consequences of persisting drought in the west. This is a student-made film from the Lens on Climate Change video contest.

"Boulder Flood September 2013" This student-made short film shows how climate change (more specifically, flooding) affects the lives of students from Manhattan Middle School and their community.

This Inside the Greenhouse video discusses the real repercussions of a lack of snowpack in the Colorado mountains.

This Inside the Greenhouse video warns against both ignorance and fear when it comes to climate change, and emphasizes preparedness for natural disasters above all.

Watch this Inside the Greenhouse video to learn about how the 100-year flood affected wildlife in Boulder Valley, Colorado.

The Greeley Central HS submission to the Lens on Climate Change (LOCC) video contest gives an overview of the problems caused by the pine beetle in Colorado forests.

Watch this sketch from the LOCC pilot program about two young men who find out school is canceled due to flooding.

Alamosa HS Group 1 submission to the Lens on Climate Change (LOCC) video contest. This video examines the 100-year flood in Boulder and the effects of flooding on surrounding communities.

Alamosa HS Group 2 submission to the Lens on Climate Change (LOCC) video contest. Students discuss the importance of snowpack for the local environment and what climate change could be doing to affect it.

This student-produced short film examines Colorado's water supply and how climate change has shifted that in recent years.