Empowering Student Initiatives

Novelect helps students design and lead environmental projects that respond to the needs of their own regions. In Arizona, intense monsoon bursts fall on a drought-stressed landscape, so students capture stormwater through DIY barrel installations. In Pennsylvania, aging infrastructure and stormwater erosion threaten neighborhoods, so students build native pollinator gardens that stabilize soil and absorb runoff. In Georgia, some of the hottest urban heat-island blocks in the country lack shade, so students plant long-lived native trees. In Florida, heavy tourism and recurring sargassum leave beaches polluted, so students run structured coastal cleanups and sorting events. In Washington, heavily used trailheads suffer from regular litter, so students organize trail-steward crews that maintain and monitor these access points. Together, these projects reflect a simple idea: students can improve the places where they live by focusing on the specific environmental pressures around them.

7 Chapters in 5 states

200+ Volunteers

200+ Volunteers

2 states NGOs Partners

Our Impact in Numbers

Our Proud Partners

Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

Arizona Departement of Water Resources

Water For Arizona

Friends of the Verde River

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Get in touch to learn more about our initiatives and how you can get involved. Anyone can be a volunteer but if you want to help start a chapter in your community please apply! We are always looking for more sectional leaders. Do the form on the left and we get back in a few hours at most! Look below for our contact information and give us a call anytime.

Phone

(602) 332-0225

Email

info@projectnovelect.com