Muslim leaders and communities are inspired to protect nature after becoming aware of the intimate connection between their religious beliefs and values and wildlife conservation.
We set out to create a feature documentary which explores what it takes to protect the sea; the quest begins with establishing our moral values and finding the strength to be courageous and wise.
Increases access to the outdoors for diverse communities with innovative programs and in partnership with the communities we serve in California, USA.
The Ontario Bioblitz connects communities with the biodiversity found in their own local landscape through citizen science.
A global synthesis of youth research, recommended policy & action to understand and act on the continued impact of colonization on Climate Change and culture.
Forest Watcher is a mobile application that brings state of the art deforestation monitoring systems offline and into the field, supporting indigenous communities, park rangers, and local law enforcement with data to inform better forest management.
Olivia (15) and Carter (16) realized early on that if youth are connected to our world on every level, and given an opportunity to express what they care about, amazing things can happen.
The UN Decade on Biodiversity in Germany aims to raise awareness for the importance of nature and biodiversity in our lives and wants to motivate for taking action.
The Vancouver Aquarium strives to inspire our communities to connect to our natural environments, to understand how our actions have an impact on the world around us, and to realize that every individual contributes to the well-being of our natural environments.
Empowering the next generation of environmental stewards and leaders is the key to building more sustainable and resilient global communities.
Connecting communities to reuse plastic materials thus doing justice to our environment.
Reaching out to young adults where they study, live, work and play. Let’s put the “camp” back in campus, and invite them to experience Canada’s treasured places!
The Starfish Canada’s Top 25 Environmentalists Under 25 program recognizes and rewards young Canadian leaders creating positive environmental change in their local communities.
AquaCamps connect children with nature at an early age to encourage compassion for our oceans.
Engaging the youth in hands-on learning experiences for environmental awareness in Thailand.
SunChild Eco-clubs shape professionals who care about nature and are eager to influence democratic decision-making processes to solve environmental problems.
A diverse group of conservation communications executives convened at the National Geographic Society to help define the strategy and direction of #NatureForAll moving forward.