Now, more than ever, Science Matters. Facts Matter.

Climate Change Is 4 Real was created by sixteen year-old Max Guinn and eleven year-old Gavin Guinn, two brothers who are passionate about the environment, animal conservation, respecting nature and promoting eco-consciousness and social responsibility in their own community and beyond.

About Us

Introducing world-class scientists and climate change thought-leaders directly into your classroom. With video conferencing technology more easily accessible than ever, Climate Change Is 4 Real helps facilitate scheduling online video chats between students, their educators, and climate change experts. It provides amazing opportunities for students to learn first-hand about the work these experts are doing, to ask questions, discover career options and find out more about how they can make a difference.

Mission

To virtually connect scientists, leaders, innovators, scholars, and researchers from all academic disciplines with students and educators to share facts, inspiration, and scalable solutions to combat man-made climate change, stop mass animal extinction and promote ocean conservation.

Vision

Mass acceptance that man-made climate change and its effects are real, that immediate action is needed, and that youth equipped with knowledge and passion can lead, drive action, and create solutions to mitigate climate disruption, promote conservation and put an end to mass animal extinction.

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Want to know about #bonobos? Skype with the founder of @thebonoboproject Ashley Stone at www.ccis4r.com. Thank you Ashley for signing up to virtually connect with students. #shareknowledge #inspiresolutions #endextinction
Meet Claudine Andre, the Founder of Lola Ya Bonobo, the only bonobo sanctuary in the world. Located in the Congo, they rescue bonobos from the bush meat and pet trade, and release them back to the wild. Claudine is part of our Expert Community. Sign-
Anti-poaching ranger Mike Veale works to collect bullets and evidence from a slaughtered rhino to assist in prosecuting poachers. Kruger National Park, South Africa
Grateful to discuss manmade climate change with Dr. V. Ramanathan, Professor of Atmospheric and Climate Sciences at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD.
Max on his way into meetings at the United Nations in NYC to discuss conservation and need to mobilize youth.
Max and Gavin visiting Prince William Sound, Alaska - 27 years after the Valdez oil spill.
Meet Asher Jay, conservationist artist and National Geographic Explorer, and one of our incredible advisors! You can virtually connect with Asher through our Expert Community.
Filming and tagging leopard sharks with SIO scientist Andy Nosal.
Max and Gavin discussing conservation with shark scientist Andy Nosal at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

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