Historic Victory: Ecuador’s Siekopai Nation Wins Fight to Reclaim Ancestral Lands
Written by: Kimberly White
The Amazonian Siekopai Nation has been granted ownership of their ancestral homeland in a landmark decision by an Ecuadorian appeals court.
After a lengthy legal battle with the Ecuadorian government, an Ecuadorian appeals court has ruled in favor of the Siekopai Nation,...
Bezos Earth Fund Announces New $57 Million Grant Program to Tackle Climate Change and Enhance Food Security
Written by: Kimberly White
The Bezos Earth Fund has announced a new funding initiative aimed at transforming the world’s food systems and tackling climate change and nature loss.
The Bezos Earth Fund has earmarked $57 million in food-related grants to support a global transition to a...
The ‘Climate Action Handbook’ is a Guide to Protecting the Climate
Written by: YCC Team
Many everyday choices — like washing your clothes in cold instead of hot water — are an opportunity to help reduce carbon pollution.
A new book called “The Climate Action Handbook” gives people 100 ways to improve their habits at home and...
Cocopah Tribe Works to Restore Vital Colorado River Habitat and Preserve Cultural Traditions for Future Generations
Written by: Evan Bourtis
In the southwesternmost corner of Arizona, the Colorado River weaves in between Mexico and the lands of the Native American Cocopah Tribe.
Many spots along the river’s shore are lined with dense thickets of invasive reeds called phragmites that surpass 3 meters...
It Will Take Hope, Inspiration and Action to Save the Earth
Written by: Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE
I travel around the world 300 days a year, and everywhere, I meet young people who have lost hope. And we know that suicide rates are going up. If all our young people lose hope, then we are doomed....
High Schoolers Helped Develop Tuscon’s Climate Action Plan
Written by: YCC Team
In the past few years, young people have made headlines with their fight against climate change.
The Arizona Youth Climate Coalition was created in 2019 during a global wave of school strikes.
The group still organizes protests, but members also work with local leaders to...
The Earth System Treaty: A Necessary Framework to Repair our Planet
A best-selling author and journalist based in Canberra, Australia, Julian Cribb has been reporting on science and agriculture for decades. He has become increasingly concerned about the human culture’s inability to recognize its own peril where our Earth’s living systems are concerned. Now, Julian...
Civilizational Crossroads: Saving Ourselves by Reframing Our Relationship with Nature
Professor of Conservation Biology and Environmental Futures at the University of Washington and Research Associate on climate and biodiversity vulnerability at the University of Cape Town, Phoebe Barnard, has been focused for decades on protecting the natural world from times of destabilizing change. She...
An Era Beyond Knowledge: The Need for Global Consciousness to Tackle Planetary Problems
William Halal is an emeritus Professor at George Washington University. He was co-founder of the university’s Institute of Knowledge and Innovation. More recently, Halal created TechCast, a think-tank focused on Strategic Foresight for a Changing World. The TechCast team pools the knowledge of experts...
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An Era Beyond Knowledge: The Need for Global Consciousness to Tackle Planetary Problems
William Halal is an emeritus Professor at George Washington University. He was co-founder of the university’s Institute of Knowledge and Innovation. More recently, Halal...
Civilizational Crossroads: Saving Ourselves by Reframing Our Relationship with Nature
Professor of Conservation Biology and Environmental Futures at the University of Washington and Research Associate on climate and biodiversity vulnerability at the University of...
The Earth System Treaty: A Necessary Framework to Repair our Planet
A best-selling author and journalist based in Canberra, Australia, Julian Cribb has been reporting on science and agriculture for decades. He has become increasingly...