A voice is the most powerful tool a young person has to stand up for what they believe, to bring notice to how they feel,
and to advocate for what they want.
These are the stories of young people experiencing the front lines of environmental change-making.
They are the every day disrupters who have visions for a better future and the ambition to make it happen.
They are relentless in their quests and in their optimism.
These stories are told by them, how they see it.
Amihan sa Dahican - Save our Seas
A group south-eastern Philippines is committed to help conserving marine wildlife species for future generations by combining their love of surfing with marine conservation.
By Ceci Fischer
Feet On The Ground, Head In The Stars
Combining holistic skills and co-creative practices, Jornada de Aprendizagem em Água e Clima no Algarve is pursuing better questions to drive collective transformation.
By Rafaela Graça Scheiffer
Words On Nature
Florilegium is both a collection of flowers and a collection of quotes. Emily Seccombe is tying these together at libraries across the United Kingdom.
By Emily Seccombe
Once Upon A Time There Was Life On Earth
Good storytelling is allowing us to use the potentials of cultural diversity to protect biological diversity.
By Merlin Pratsch
Hudson Valley Wild
What does it take for a youth activitist to champion youth action for biodiversity and nature-based climate solutions, and where is it leading the planet?
By Scout Pronto Breslin
How Nature Changed My Life
Ollie Riley-Smith went from an overwhelmed and anxiety-ridden teen to a conservation activist thanks to nature and connection.
By Ollie Riley-Smith
3 Money-Free Ways To Donate
There are lots of ways to support organisations and efforts you care about without donating money.
By Elliot Connor
Fires in the Amazon and DRC
Rafaela Sheiffer (Brazil) and Yannick Mutambo (DR Congo) share their local view on the fires in their regions.
By Elliot Connor
5 Lessons From Changing The World
5 lessons from global change-makers to get you through the challenges you’ll face when changing the world.
By Elliot Connor
Time To Take Climate Action Seriously
A global effort is imperative in order to create communities resilient to the impending effects of climate change.
By Oluwaseyi Ajala
Coral Farm for Reef Restoration Opens in the Bahamas
#YoungChamp Gator Halpern’s company Coral Vita is growing resilient corals to restore threatened reefs.
By Gator Halpern
Lonely Conservationists
A new organization is saving the people who are saving the world, and making the space a lot less lonely.
By Jessie Panazzolo
Endangered Species Protection Network (ESPN)
Trivia and happy hours are teaching young professionals about endangered species.
By Katie Taylor
A Wild Good Time for Wild Places
Are outdoor recreationalists friends or foes of the environmental sector? The opportunity is worth exploring.
By Nat Knowles
Plastic Problem to Opportunity
What happens to our unrecyclable plastic after we toss it? #YoungChamp Miranda Wang is in the lab finding the answer.
By Miranda Wang
Save The Snakes
Fear and misunderstanding is leading to snake species decimation worldwide. Community education can help.
By Michael Starkey
A Big Passion for a Big Species
What do you do when the survival of a species depends on both the love for it and knowledge of it, but it’s too illusive to track?
By Stella Diamant
Fighting Climate Change through Community Activism
Kenyan youth are mobilizing to protect the planet and combat climate change.
By Kevin Lunzalu
Improving Livelihoods by Embracing Regeneration
Regenerative agriculture can protect cultural heritage, livelihoods, and land.
By Maga Guanilo
International Perspective
A generation of new ambition is staring at their future and are grappling with what to do next and where to start.
By Crista Valentino
Making A Change
Being named a Young Champion of the Earth is just the beginning of the journey in growing your project and yourself.
By Liliana Jaramillo
My @Green.Story
Turning an idea you’re passionate about into a successful reality sometimes requires changes you weren’t expecting.
By Diana Garlystka
Inspiring Nigerian Youth
In order for Nigeria to become more resilient to climate change, youth must be involved.
By Elujulo Opeyemi
