Greenworks is a global environmental stewardship network that brings teachers, students, and communities into a shared system for designing and building real-world solutions together.

Layered gray rocks slanting down into the ground near a river

Five people are standing on the bank of a river flowing through a field of grass, with a forest in the background

Wooden panel with roofing and multiple alcoves with glass, paper, tin cans, and other garbage and the amount of time it would take the garbage to degrade in the environment

Two men standing in a field with surveying equipment on a tripod. The field is dry as the grass is resting during winter. In front is a river and behind in the distance are trees and a small mountain

An older gentleman in a lab coat holding a closed jar with water, a young woman in a lab coat, and another older gentleman in a tie and sweater holding a flask with water

Ten people standing in a row, with Indonesians wearing yellow coats

Two women collecting green waste from a market on the side of the street

A close up of a Science Voices patch on a uniform sleeve. In the background are students and teachers sitting on chairs amongst beehives while one male student leans backwards to get into the shot from off-frame

Indonesian men and women standing in a row in front of a sign that announces the Beeworks workshop in Indonesian

A building in a densely vegetated landscape, filled with beehive boxes

Multiple girls work on painting beehive boxes on a wooden table outside in the rain forest

Five Indonesian students sitting at desks in front of a screen showing the image of a student in Ukraine

A box on its side with layers of bee eggs hanging out, with tiny stingless bees flying around

Two men operating survey equipment, with one looking through the device across a river

Three men and a woman gathered around a table signing paperwork

A group of Brazilian kids, adults, and elders surround a teacher who is showing the inside of a small wooden box, where tropical bees are housed.

Six students hold a sign showing how much they'll pay for organic waste in front of a building for composting with the signage "Pusat Pengelolaan Limbah, Fakultas Pertanian"

Three male students to the left pouring compost in a bag and weighing it, two female students to the left crouching and labeling the bags of compost, two male students further to the left handing the female students labels for the compost bags in a room filled with bags of compost

A group of Ukrainian teachers sitting behind small desks in a classroom with the image of an Indonesian man projected on the wall, who is speaking to the teachers

A rectangular wooden box pained with van Gogh's Starry Night on one side and the word "mel"and some cartoon trees on the other side sits on a table near paint

Two older male professors on a green river bank near a small stream flowing past gray layered rocks angled down towards the river

Circular egg disk with two layers of hexagonally arranged eggs, surrounded by a thin layer of flaky wax, and a number of honey and pollen pots. A layer of dark propolis lines the wooden box outside the pots, and there are Bugia bees everywhere

An older gentleman squatting by a river with a jar, getting reading to collect water from a clear river on the left flowing over rocks and leaf debris, with a bridge in the background

Masked students in a canal flanked by buildings, cleaning up garbage, with a yellow and blue bridge and the volcano Gamalama in the background

Two men stand in a field talking, with farms and mountains in the background

Two men working on a meliponario, consisting of two vertical wooden beams and a cross-beam connecting them. Level and roof materials are nearby

A view of the canal mural, showing an unhappy sweating Earth, a whale swimming in garbage, and hands holding an ocean setting with the words "Save our Earth"

Layered rocks covered in tree roots rise up at an angle from a river that gently curves around large rocks and pebbles

Students standing together with their teacher, Erlena, and Dr. Ishak

A wooden structure with two support columns and planks of wood between them and a sheet metal roof to protect from rain being assembled by a young man on a ladder and an elder man and child measuring

Two men in dark raincoats standing on a grass embankment near a river with trees lining the other side of the river

A man in a dark blue Beeworks uniform handing a painted blue beehive box to a woman wearing a bright yellow hijab and bee net hat, surrounded by other women professors in the Beeworks uniform and hijabs

A smiling man is holding a drone overhead, ready to launch, with controls in his other hand

A powerful waterfall tumbles over moss-covered cliffs into a pool of water below

Greenworks Programs

Beeworks explores the world of the native stingless bee! Found in the tropics, these bees create extraordinary honeys and are important pollinators of local plants. Hubs involved in Beeworks work on economic development of communities and bee-related education.

Active Hubs: Brazil, Indonesia

Geoworks introduces communities to their local geology! Geology plays an important role in water quality and soil nutrition, and is deeply integrated into local culture. Hubs involved in Geoworks work on ecotourism development and environmental monitoring.

Active Hubs: Ukraine

Greenworks Hubs

Join the Network! Start a Hub!

What is a Greenworks Hub? Hubs are local teams that design, run, and host environmental projects within the Greenworks network. But to be truly effective, teams need to know how to implement community projects that will have a lasting impact. That’s where our Greenworks Project Design curriculum comes in, giving your students experience in project lifecycles while co-developing with the local community. Our community-centered approach, based on the Latin American “extension” model, will deeply involve you and your students in your local communities while also connecting you with a global network to share and learn from the best solutions, no matter where they come from.

Start a Hub

Certification is necessary to start a hub and can be done online (small groups) or with in-person workshops (large groups). Student curriculum is available in English, Indonesian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Ukrainian

For Current Members

Teacher Certificates

Upgrade your teaching with Level 2 certificates after demonstrating implementation of the Greenworks curruciulum in your classroom (Level 1 certificates available during onboarding)

Teacher Certificates

Student Certificates

Give your students a professional boost with certification for completing Greenworks coursework and projects (Level 1 - course, Level 2 - project, Level 3 - community co-development)

Student Certificates

Greenworks Workshop

Join a Project via our Workshop! (Coming Soon)

Whether you’re a student, a hobbyist, or a club, you can start making a real impact! Workshop members can learn how to build tools, analyze environmental challenges (from both scientific and policy angles) and collaborate with teams across the network. From early-stage ideas to field-ready solutions, the Greenworks Workshop will connect you and your work to ongoing projects and partners around the world! (coming late 2026)