ABOUT JUSTIN BEAVER
Hi! I am Justin Beaver
Training climate change and sustainability through virtual reality game called Justin Beaver. Justin Beaver is passionate about using innovative technology to educate and raise awareness about environmental issues. Join me in the virtual world to explore, learn, and take action for a sustainable future.
About
Justin Beaver is based in the Netherlands and uses virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance education on climate change and sustainability. Our core focus is on developing immersive learning experiences, particularly for female educators, children, environmental experts, and young adults.
Services
-
Game License Sales: We offer the license for our educational virtual reality game, allowing its use across various platforms and educational contexts.
-
Partnerships: We collaborate with institutions and organizations to create joint projects that promote education on climate change and sustainability through advanced technology.
-
Training in Schools and Institutions: We develop customized training programs for schools and institutions, using our game and AI tools to teach about climate change, sustainability, and empathy towards nature.
-
Research: We conduct research in the fields of education, technology, and sustainability, creating studies and resources that contribute to the advancement of knowledge and awareness of climate change.
Sustainability and the environment are key issues for this century.
How do you integrate these concerns into your XR technologies?
At Justin Beaver, we believe that immersive technologies like VR and AI have the unique power to not only educate but also emotionally connect people to the urgent realities of climate change. Our vision is to harness the power of XR to create transformative learning experiences that inspire empathy, critical thinking, and action.
Through our VR experiences, users are placed in virtual environments where they can witness the impact of environmental decisions in real time, allowing them to develop a personal connection with nature. We use Hope-Based Learning, a methodology that focuses not on fear, but on possibilities—encouraging users to envision and build sustainable futures rather than feeling overwhelmed by the crisis.
Moreover, our XR tools are designed to reduce climate anxiety by turning passive information into active exploration. They are accessible in multiple languages and tailored for users from 10 to 100 years old, making sustainability education inclusive and lifelong.
We see the future of immersive technologies as a bridge between knowledge and action—tools that can democratize access to climate education and empower people to become changemakers in their communities.