Green Lab is where the natural world becomes your laboratory. This online version — coming soon — has been designed to get you connected to your Green Lab space, learn valuable skills and plan for launching your project at your school, local bushland or in your own backyard.
The Green Lab Challenge provides a pathway for students to learn about their local bushland through citizen science and HASS activities. Students can work through modules and earn Green Lab Micro Credentials as they complete activities. At the end of the online program your students will be ready to start work on their own Green Lab project at your school or in local bushland.
The Green Lab Challenge includes access to teacher professional learning, classroom tutorials from our citizen scientists and HASS presenters, plus practical things like log-on instructions for students and parent permission forms.
Green Lab is a Millennium Kids Citizen Science program, funded by the Western Australian Government’s State Natural Resource Management Program and supported by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and Trillion Trees.
The Green Lab Challenge is supported by Curtin University and the UNESCO Chair of Data Science in Higher Education Learning and Teaching, Curtin University.
There are many ways to get involved, with different levels of commitment to suit.
Whether you’re a young person, a teacher or a local government worker, we encourage you to get your Green Lab project started.
A 90 minute session to introduce the Green Lab process and inspire your students to begin a project at your school.
Immersive excursions with stakeholders from local schools, businesses and the community facilitate by our citizen scientists.
Since 1996, Millennium Kids has enabled thousands of young people to have their say about the environment, leading to hundreds of inspiring youth-led initiatives that have contributed significantly to the environment and communities in WA and beyond.