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Discover a Canada-wide career competition
Grades 6-12
The green economy is growing faster and faster and more job opportunities are becoming available. But, how will youth dream of these opportunities if they’ve never heard of them? With the Let’s Talk Careers Competition, participants can discover the green careers of tomorrow while also having the chance to compete for cash prizes.
Visionary Symposium: Let’s Talk Food
Climate change is putting even more pressure on the resources we depend on, meaning food availability suffers. Join our Visionary Symposium where high school students can ask questions of a panel of experts in the field of food security as they discuss how research, including how to grow foods in space, will ensure there is enough to feed our growing population.
STEM Storytime
It’s never too early to get involved with climate-related activities! Throughout April, combine literacy with climate science and engage your Early Years - Grade 3 learners by reading a book and then getting hands-on with a related activity.
Earth and Climate Projects
Clothing4Climate
Everyone wears clothes, no matter their socioeconomic background, age, or culture. The Clothing4Climate project encourages youth in Grades 7 to 12 to learn about the science behind climate change and the impact our clothing system has on the environment.
Tomatosphere™
Through TomatosphereTM, your students will investigate the effects of outer space on the germination of tomato seeds. This is a hands-on program that builds scientific inquiry and experimentation skills.
Travel4Climate
Travel4Climate is a locally focused, community-based and future-looking experience where Grades 9+ students explore positive changes together and have a meaningful impact in creating a sustainable future.
What motivates teens to climate action?
Instead of assuming how to motivate teens in climate action, we asked them.
More than 900 told us what they want – here’s their insights.
Climate Action Lab powered by Let’s Talk Science is a youth-led research initiative to uncover barriers that prevent youth from taking climate action and daylight opportunity areas for climate action programming that is relevant to them.
Read their findings
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