It will connect students with 24 climate leaders from the project's leadership team at the forefront of community-based climate action initiatives across the Lake Superior watershed. "Algoma University, and our innovative Sault Ste. Marie community hub partners, including David Thompson and members of the Rural Agri-Innovation Network (RAIN), are excited to collaborate with our high-quality academic partners from throughout the Lake Superior region on this valuable experiential learning Field School initiative," notes Dr. Nairne Cameron, Associate Professor and Chair Department of Geography, Geology and Land Stewardship at Algoma University. Researchers will host a series of public events and webinars following the field school (September 2021 - March 2022), to raise awareness about climate change and climate action in the Lake Superior watershed.