#NatureForAll partner Ocean Wise has launched a new project — the Ocean Wise Innovator Lab. A competition that spotlights impactful ocean health initiatives is open to youth aged 13-30, including high school and university students, student clubs, and youth-led organizations.
Through a series of one-minute films, all shot on mobile phone, people from around the world shared their views, perspectives and stories evoking “Making Peace with Nature”
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.
by #NatureForAll IUCN
Sociedad Colombiana de Cycadas
by #NatureForAll IUCN
Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales de la UBA
by #NatureForAll IUCN
Fundación Karla Wheelock
In response to the climate crisis and all the damage it is bringing to our planet, Nurfatin Hamzah co-founded a platform led by young people who want to do more for their country and the planet.
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?