About

In 2008, Charles Orgbon III was a 12-year-old on a mission to free the world of litter. Ever since, he has been advocating for numerous causes, therein helping to create a more sustainable, equitable world within non-profit, government, and corporate structures. To date, he has given over 100 speeches on these topics and received over 31 local, national, and international awards for his leadership. For fun, Charles is a trained photographer, guitarist, ESOL instructor, and enjoys maintaining his Spanish proficiency with friends.

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  • "My Name Isn't Charlie" (Memoir)
  • A Survivor's Reward (Music)
  • Arctic research and climate change
  • Awards
  • Book Mentions
  • Charles Orgbon III Photography
  • Conferences
  • Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Education Post Blog
  • Greening Forward
  • Guest Blogs
  • Huffington Post Blog
  • Media Coverage
  • Sabbatical 2017
  • University of Georgia

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Category: Arctic research and climate change

Charles’s Southscapes Feature

Arctic research and climate change / University of Georgia

UGA College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences’s departmental newsletter features Charles’s White House Frontier’s Conference speech

Arctic research and climate change / Awards / Conferences / Media Coverage

Ensia interviews Charles after his Arctic trip, the Presidential Election, and his visit to Chile

Arctic research and climate change / Media Coverage

Charles delivers White House Frontier’s Conference plenary speech

Arctic research and climate change / Awards / Conferences

Charles advocates for climate science education standards

Arctic research and climate change / Education Post Blog

Climate Change at the Arctic’s Edge Reflection Video

Arctic research and climate change

Charles shares his Arctic climate science research with the U.S. Department of State

Arctic research and climate change
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