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ECSB Student Symposium 2025
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2025 YEG ECDSB Grade 7 Student Symposium - 8
Made by: Anonymous Location: 2025 Edmonton Catholic District School Board Grade 7 Student Symposium
2025 YYC Mayor's Environment Expo
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YYC Mayor's Environment Expo - 4
Made by: Anonymous Location: 2025 YYC Mayor's Environmental Expo
World Ocean Day 2025
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World Oceans Day - 1
Made by: St. Philip The Apostle College Location: Argentina
Ripples of Change
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Earth Rangers - 5
The Earth Rangers Crew at Twin Oaks is excited to kick off a new year of spreading Earth Friendly Projects. With refillable water stations already available to all students and staff throughout our school, our goal is to encourage the use of sustainable water bottles to help reduce the use of plastics. Today we kicked off our new season with beautiful nature inspired mandalas created by our very eager Earth Rangers students 🌍 #TMOweek Created by: Twin Oaks Elementary Earth Rangers Students Contest submission by @TwinOaksElementarySchool TMO Week - Ripples of Change Activity
TMO Week
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TMO: Play Outside
Play Outside Seeing students outside digging holes to plant vegetables is by far one of the most rewarding sites. To hear them laugh, see them smile, and to watch them growing personally is a treasure. We are so happy that your campaign gets us to think hard this week about being OUTSIDE! There's so much learning happening this week by doing that. Thank you! Created by: Sacramento Splash TMO Week - Reflection Activity
COP 2024
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COP2024: Include Indigenous Groups
COP2024: Include Indigenous Groups We need to include Indigenous groups in decision-making at all levels of the climate crisis. Created by: Payton E, Canada
Ocean Day 2024 eCards
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Fish For All
1. "We are all connected to the ocean so we all have to keep it clean." 2. "Stop plastic pollution." 3. "Ocean plastics hurt plants and animals." Created by: Grade 4 Students at St. Kateri Catholic School CGE World Oceans Day
Earth Month 2024 eCards
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World Water Day 2024
World Water Day 2024 Check out the eCards made for the World Water Day Event hosted by CGE and ACGC with guest speaker Gazi Nouman! Listen in to the conversation from the beginning, or jump to eCard sharing at 32:00. Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8b_82gNkJ8 Created by: Elementary Students CGE World Water Day Event (Ages 5-9) March 22, 2024
COP 28 (2023) eCards
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COP28: Local Student's Concern about Lack of Climate Education
Local Student's Concern about Lack of Climate Education There's a serious lack of education when it comes to climate change. The youth of today are the future, and so education is really important because we need to be educated on what's going on today and what's going to happen if we do nothing about it. Because it's our job to fix it before it's too late. Created by: Sara
Grade 9 Geography Class eCards
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How is OKM helping fight climate change?
How is OKM helping fight climate change? Hi, I’m a student here at OKM and my name is Meg and I'm in grade 12. I just attended a climate conference hosted by Extreme Hangout and #Decarbonize. We had many guest speakers come up and talk, and I was really inspired by what they said. It made me realize that OKM is not doing enough to fight climate change! We have a large student body of over 1400 people, and with that many people I think we can really make a difference, but only if these students are educated, guided, and advocated for. The many people who spoke today proved to me that students are capable of accomplishing amazing goals and projects. Imagine what all the other students of OKM could do for our community and environment too! That’s why I’m asking you to set plans to embed more climate change topics into our courses, and do things like bringing in guest speakers to educate us about how to become a climate leader and impacts of climate change. And maybe we can put forth an after school climate education program. Here is a link to Lacombe High Schools Ecovision project, a project led entirely by students that a speaker introduced to us about the power we students can hold: http://lchsecovision.weebly.com/past-projects.html. Even though it is student led, advocacy and inspiration (which is where you come in) is the first step to meaningful change. Created by: Meg B. School: Okanagan Mission Secondary