The Kids are All Right
Reported byHappy Eco News ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
Pivot Green's Canadian Youth Climate Action Award, now in its fourth year, received 124 applications from youth-led climate groups in 2026, with winners including the Burns Bog Youth Stewardship Project (which restored a massive peat bog in Delta, B.C., with Indigenous youth and new Canadians) and Grade 10 students in Stratford, Ontario, who created an intergenerational garden enlisting local seniors.
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