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Youth Research

(Grades 9-12)

In collaboration with esteemed institutions, the Human and Nature Youth Club introduces transformative opportunities for high school students to delve into pressing research subjects that hold the key to shaping our future. These programs are meticulously crafted to empower young minds with the knowledge and insights needed to lead in the fields of climate change and sustainability. Through our programs, students will learn to engage in active research participation, fostering a deeper connection and furthering their passion and intelligence for the betterment of both the scientific community and society at large.

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Online lessons

Introducing five pillar topics in-depth: plants, animals, abiotic factors, ecosystems and sustainability

Discussions and challenges

Paired with each unit to encourage students to apply their knowledge, think creatively and think critically about  environmental issues

Outdoor field trips

Including trips to clean energy sites and Indigenous forests (subject to change)

Final project

Aimed to challenge students to synthesize and evaluate their knowledge, innovate and problem solve and take ownership of current environmental issues

Focus on teamwork, leadership, activism, passion and perseverance

Opportunities to take initiative, self-guide projects and lead teams in environmental activism

Our current Youth Research programs:

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CM30 Youth Research Team
 

Human and Nature Youth Club is partnering with the University of British Columbia Faculty of Forestry to start the CM30 Youth Research Lab, a lab aimed at providing high school students with the opportunity to research on the Carbon Trading Market. The goal is to equip future generations with the knowledge to lead climate change and sustainability solutions.

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SF30 Youth Research Team
 

Human and Nature Youth Club is partnering with the Sauder School of Business to start the SF30 Youth Research Lab, a lab aimed at providing high school students with the opportunity to research on a Sustainable Finance topic. The goal is to equip future generations with the knowledge to lead climate change and sustainability solutions.

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