Turn your classroom into an adventure portal.
We're developing Action Stations, a free global schools program that puts students on board Lisa's Arctic voyage, using real expedition data to teach science, geography and sustainability.
Register your school's interestIn development · launching 2027
Learning from the edge of the world
For more than nine years, Lisa has delivered free talks in schools, connecting kids with science and sustainability through adventure. Action Stations takes that further: a high-quality, curriculum-aligned program that places students in the role of real-world problem-solvers, linked directly to Lisa's live expedition data.
It will be free for every school, so a family's financial situation never limits a child's opportunity, and adaptable to different countries, languages and curricula.
What students will explore
Microplastics & ocean chemistry
Sampling methods, food chains, pH, CO₂ and real results from Lisa's voyages.
Polar ecosystems, weather & ice
Food webs, rapid Arctic warming, and live buoy and weather data.
Human resilience
Problem-solving, leadership and facing fear, drawn from Lisa's own challenges.
How it works
Live Q&As from the Arctic: 30–45 minute live-streamed sessions with Lisa during the voyage
Real-time data dashboard: sea temperature, air temperature, boat speed, currents and weather
Lesson packs: worksheets, slide decks and reflection sheets for teachers
Global access archive: every lesson recorded, so teachers in any time zone can use it
Is your school interested?
Register your interest and we'll keep you updated as Action Stations develops, including early pilot opportunities. Education partners who can help bring the program to schools worldwide are also warmly welcome.
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