CCHS worked with youth in creating a number of public events involving and educating 12,000 youth, families, and residents in Carver County. They developed an eco-history day camp and eco history curriculum for local teachers. Fifteen teachers were trained on how to use the curriculum. Youth put on two green gift galas, eco history skits, a traveling exhibit presented at the Carver County Fair, and hosted a community reuse project. All of these activities have become a permanent part of the curriculum for the Carver County Historical Society.