California 4-H'ers are teaching restaurant owners and community members how they can "take a bite out of plastic pollution."

Youth from the 4-H Flood Chasers use GPS and GIS technologies to help their town maintain its storm drainage systems.

After a devastating pipeline explosion and fire, Julien, a local 4-H member, formed a plan to restore trees to the damaged neighborhood.

These Michigan 4-H'ers found a way to turn their school's used cooking oil into bio-diesel fuel for school buses and farming equipment.

In order to better prepare his town for future jobs in technology, 4-H member, Kaydn, established robotics clubs that now educate local youth.

200 students in Maine are removing contaminated substances from lakes and ponds.

Savanna and Dale are educating students on the importance of a California wetland.

Jose and the Tech Wizards are educating their community on technology in Oregon.

Vivian led North Carolina high school students mapped out healthy eating options for the community.