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<\/p>\nClimate change is changing everything, and young Canadians have something to say about it.<\/p>\n
Earth Rangers, the largest kids\u2019 conservation organization, is all about giving the next generation of our planet\u2019s stewards a voice, and a platform to make themselves heard. On March 16, the non-profit organization launched \u201cThe Big Melt\u201d\u2014a brand new podcast for Canadian tweens and teens to explore topics like climate science, mitigation and adaptation, and what youth and other organizations across the country are doing in the fight against this global threat.<\/p>\n
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Funded in part by Environment and Climate Change Canada\u2019s Climate Action Fund, the podcast follows high schooler and host Sarah Marks as she breaks down the what\u2019s, when\u2019s, how\u2019s and why\u2019s of climate change, speaking to climate experts, Indigenous leaders, eco-entrepreneurs, and other brilliant minds that are reimagining the future. She also addresses climate change as the challenge of her generation, and talks through the pervasive feelings of eco-anxiety, helplessness, and urgency to fix the problem before it\u2019s too late.<\/p>\n
\u201cOn the heels of the success of the Earth Rangers Podcast for elementary-aged kids, the Big Melt captures the growing sense of concern, responsibility and activism towards the climate crisis among Canada\u2019s middle and high school students. The youth featured on this podcast represent just a tiny sampling of the tens of thousands of inspiring young people across Canada working tirelessly to build a better future.\u201d<\/p>\n
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