Here’s a simple how-to on creating your own climate projects at home to address climate-related issues in your community. Written by Elise Pullar, SOI’s very own Alumni Program Coordinator, who has been working with youth on their own projects for the last year. Our...
With summer around the corner, this is a perfect time for many of you to catch up on your reading. The recommendations are across several genres, but all are written by LGBTQ+ authors and/or feature queer characters! We asked our Instagram audience for their favourite...
iNaturalist Have you ever wondered how you can contribute to science without being a scientist? With iNaturalist, every observation can contribute to biodiversity science. Findings are shared with scientific data repositories to help scientists find and use your data....
If you’re looking to make change in your community, but have no idea where to start, this is for you! We’re excited to share the #InfiltrationManual, a guide developed by @youthclimatelab & @ClimateLC to help youth take climate action at the local level. The...
Join artist Geoff Phillips (Canada C3 Leg 14) live as he paints the West Coast and shares his experiences on Leg 14, specifically the stopover in Rivers Inlet where they were treated to a feast of the oceans bounty in the community’s Big House. The started in this...
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