Air is a federally managed and protected resource, like water or timber. Air specialists use biological monitors (lichens, bryophytes, dragonfly larvae), and apparatus monitors (air sensors), to find out and measure what is in our air. By learning about what is in our air through good data, resource managers can implement strategies to manage and protect the air. They can also better understand pollutant sources and impacts... What is in Your Air? is a longitudinal air quality monitoring community science project. Our goals are to enhance students' understanding about the impacts of air quality on human health, ecological health, and climate change, and to empower them to take action on protecting their air. Data from this project will be used to create a comprehensive STEM-focused curriculum for schools to use to inspire careers in science while empowering underserved youth... Broader Impacts Benefit Society As an Experience Designer and Science Communicator, Hanna strategizes,..