This 4-day climate change professional development opportunity provides what's missing in most climate change professional development- the integration culture and science. This Institute designed to build climate literacy, teaching skills, and confidence of formal and informal educators to help them guide others in investigating climate change and take action. The training uses the G-WOW climate literacy model (www.g-wow.org) that integrates indigenous traditional ecological knowledge of the Lake Superior Ojibwe and place-based investigations with climate science to demonstrate how to develop culturally relevant climate service learning programs no matter what the location or culture of your community. This year’s Institute has a special focus on climate change and “nibi” (Ojibwe for “water”) and aquatic environments. Learn how climate affects water, cultures, economies, and all of us!