Our 2024 Impact Report highlights how our work moves between the local and global levels. We are continuously exploring pathways to ensure that our local youth-led actions inform high-level policy—and that global decision-making is meaningfully translated back into local communities and ecosystems. Hear directly from our team about some of our most impactful work in 2024, and how we are working towards a future where communities thrive with nature across generations.
COPs are complex and overwhelming places to be and difficult processes to engage with. In this blog, Y4N team members Ashik and Asmita have put together important overview resources about COP and shared some of their top tips for other youth after attending COP29 last year!
Meet Stephanny and Bulimo, Youth4Nature’s representatives on ClimateWorks new youth cohort, all about advancing youth-led climate solutions and fostering a stronger, more interconnected global climate justice movement.
Ikram, Y4N Global Ambassador from Morocco, takes us on a journey into Samedi Scientifique (Scientific Saturday). This project brought primary school children to visit farms to introduce them to agroecology, environmental protection, and the deep connection between nature and community!
Who would've thought I'd find myself back in a remote Nepali village, trading city life for the tranquility of the rural landscape? The landscape, the people, and the everyday signs of climate change effects shaped my experience. It was a whirlwind of challenges, discoveries, and heartwarming moments I'll never forget.
El pasado 2 de febrero se celebró el día mundial de los humedales con el tema de “Humedales para nuestro futuro común”. Este año, Yuliana Rodríguez, que contribuye a nuestro equipo desde Bogotá, Colombia, se acercó a organizaciones locales que trabajan en los humedales de esta región. [English below]
En América Latina, aparte de los famosos gigantes de hielo en la cordillera de los Andes al sur del continente también tenemos glaciares en zonas menos esperadas: los trópicos. Colombia tiene 6 glaciares, México tiene 3 y Venezuela tiene 1. Gracias a ellos tenemos agua fluyendo de las montañas a los campos agrícolas y a las ciudades…
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