Learn about WILD Outside-a conservation-based program for youth organised by the Canadian Wildlife Federation. Teens aged 15-18 plan and engage in service projects, fun activities, and leadership experiences.
The AIPH World Green City Awards 2022 are designed to champion ambitious nature-orientated approaches to city design and operation. Specifically, they seek to recognise public initiatives relying on a greater use of plants and nature to create better city environments – helping to fulfil local aspirations for improved economic, social and environmental resilience.
Learning from home means more time on the screen when studying and outside of school hours if they can’t go outside to play. That’s when nature-based youth programs take the stage. But, what are nature-based youth programs?
Inspired by #NatureForAll Sounds of Your Park, students at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse explored the natural world through sounds, looking for meaning within that space.
Three #NatureForAll champions were recognized for their work at the 2021 IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France, which was held from 3-11 of September 2021
Aurelia Casey is behind the Inner City Ranger program in Brooklyn, NY, which teaches kids how to connect with nature in an urban setting.
With seven years working as an outdoor professional for Governments, organizations and non-profits, Emily just can’t get enough of nature. Between adventures and her day job at BC Parks in Canada, she loves to share her passion for all things wilderness and conservation through freelance writing.
Each park has a special meaning for individuals. We asked 850 people what their favourite park or protected area was. We received almost 500 different answers. Maybe it’s just too hard to choose just one?
On July 8th, 2021, Parks Canada Youth Ambassador Mahnoor Hussain was invited to talk about her experiences with protecting nature and how she inspires other youth to do the same with “Expresso”, a news morning show based in Pakistan.
Indigenous land-based education has implications for science, culture, politics, language, environmental stewardship, land rights, reconciliation—and the future of the planet.
Parks Canada Youth Ambassador Mahnoor Hussain shares her experiences with sharks to celebrate Shark Week 2021.
Learn how a team of volunteers came together to clean up the Nahargarh Wildlife Sanctuary.
The Experiential Learning Programme, “Are You Going To Eat That?” is an initiative taken by Sanskriti The Gurukul to restore agricultural lands and revive organic farming practices.
Conservation and preservation of Cape Verdean species and their connection with tourism.
“Ambassadors for Nature” is the next environmental initiative that Biosfera will launch that will target the Cape Verdean society living in the country.
Project Learning Tree (PLT Canada) has placed more than 500 Indigenous youth from over 80 different Nations into high-quality green work experiences.
Find out how a new certificate in the U.K. is enabling youth to learn more about ocean conservation.
In a world that is driven by stress and unpredictability, it is important to make sure you take time to unwind. Learn more about the benefits of spending time in nature.
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