Gallery features student photography, reflections and recommended actions to address the climate crisis.

Explore Climate Change Through Student Photography and Written Reflections

Community members are invited to experience an immersive photography and storytelling exhibit called “Picturing Change: The Impacts of Climate Change Through the Lens of Boulder’s Youth.” The exhibit explores the climate crisis through photos and written reflections created by New Vista High School students.

The students hope to draw attention to the ways climate change affects our everyday lives and to inspire equitable action that builds a better future for all. The exhibit is also a vehicle for students to share their climate policy and program recommendations with local elected officials and city staff.

New Vista High School students looking at photos in the grass

How to View the Gallery

In-Person

  • When: May 25 through Sept. 1 between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
  • Where: University of Colorado SEEC Building (4001 Discovery Drive). Located in the South/South Parking entrance hallway.

Online

This project is a collaboration between the Boulder Watershed Collective, Cottonwood Institute, New Vista High School and the City of Boulder. More information is available on the Boulder Watershed Collective’s website.

Student photos on the floor

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