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Everything You Need to Know About YCCBC
Everything you need to know about Youth Climate Corps British Columbia (YCCBC)


Youth Climate Corps BC Launches First Season in Victoria
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) is launching its first program in Victoria, expanding opportunities for young people to lead climate action while building skills and careers in British Columbia's growing green economy.


Youth Climate Corps BC Launches First Season in Richmond
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) is proud to announce that it is launching its first program in the city of Richmond as part of a growing province-wide movement supporting youth-led climate action across British Columbia.
The 2026 Richmond team will be led by two co-leads who will work with a team of four Community Climate Action Mobilizers, William Ho & Raghava Payment.


Youth Climate Corps BC Returns to Kamloops
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) is proud to announce that it is returning to Kamloops after a first season in 2023 as part of a growing province-wide movement supporting youth-led climate action across British Columbia.


Hiring: Sustainable Workforce Coalition Apprentice
In partnership with Zero Emissions Innovation Centre (ZEIC), Youth Climate Corps British Columbia (YCCBC) is hiring a Sustainable Workforce Coalition Apprentice.


Meet YCC Kamloops' Co-Leads
Youth Climate Corps BC is returning to Kamloops! We're excited to introduce our Kamloops Program Co-Leads, Aravna and Emerson.


Meet YCC Richmond's Co-Leads
For the first time ever, Youth Climate Corps BC is launching a program in Richmond! As we begin this new chapter, our Program Co-Leads will play a crucial role in shaping the program's impact in the community.


Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) Launches Fifth Season
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) is proud to launch its fifth season of operation, marking the organization's largest year yet. What began as a small pilot program has grown into a province-wide network of youth-led climate action initiatives, creating meaningful employment opportunities while helping communities respond to local climate challenges.


Premier David Eby Announces New Provincial Investment in Youth Climate Corps BC During Kootenay Visit
Photo courtesy of Province of British Columbia Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) was pleased to welcome Premier David Eby and Brittny Anderson, Minister of State for Local Governments and Rural Communities, to West Arm Provincial Park near Nelson on June 22. During the visit, they met with members of the Wildsight Youth Climate Corps Kootenay crews and learned more about the climate action projects young people are leading in the region. Crew members had the opportunity to share


YCCBC Is Featured In Student Energy's New Report
We're excited to share that Youth Climate Corps BC has been featured in Student Energy's new report, Building the Clean Energy Workforce of Tomorrow.


Youth Climate Corps BC Launches Fourth Season in Alert Bay
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) is proud to launch the third season of the local Kwakwaka’wakw Revitalization Project as part of a growing province-wide movement supporting youth-led climate action across British Columbia.


Youth Climate Corps BC Launches Second Season in Courtenay
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC), in partnership with the City of Courtenay, is proud to launch the second season of the local Youth Climate Corps program as part of a growing province-wide movement supporting youth-led climate action across British Columbia.


Youth Climate Corps BC Launches Second Season in Kelowna
Kelowna, BC – May 28, 2026 – Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC), in partnership with the City of Kelowna, is proud to launch the second season of the Kelowna Youth Climate Corps program as part of its growing province-wide network of youth-led climate action initiatives.


Youth Climate Corps BC Launches third season in Squamish
Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC), in partnership with the District of Squamish, is proud to launch the 2026 Squamish Youth Climate Corps program as part of its province-wide summer season.


Youth Climate Corps BC Launches Second Season in Vernon
Vernon, BC – May 25, 2026 – Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC), in partnership with the
City of Vernon, is proud to announce the return of the Vernon Youth Climate Corps team for the 2026 summer season.


Hiring for YCC Victoria
For the first time ever, YCCBC is coming to Victoria! Are you between 17 and 30 and looking for meaningful work in climate action?


Meet YCC Courtenay's Co-Leads
This week, several of our 2026 programs began, including Courtenay. We'd like to introduce you to our program leads, Mikasa and Heather.


Meet YCC Vernon's Co-Leads
This week, several of our 2026 programs began, including Vernon. We'd like to introduce you to our program leads, Ryan and Liz.


YCC Squamish Learns about Indigenous Land Stewardship
The YCC Squamish team had the incredible opportunity to tour Alice Lake Provincial Park with Talaysay Tours as part of the start of their season.


Meet YCC Squamish's Co-Leads
Today marks the start of our 2026 season for several YCC programs, including Squamish. We'd like to introduce you to our program leads Nina and Christina.


Meet YCC Kelowna's Co-Leads
Today marks the start of our 2026 season for several YCC programs, including Kelowna. We'd like to introduce you to our program leads Ria and Augustus.


Kootenay Youth Find Jobs and Purpose in the Youth Climate Corps Program
The Kootenay region - May 5th, 2026 - Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) and Wildsight are proud to launch their 2026 summer season, including the return of crews in the East and West Kootenay regions, marking six years of operation.


Reflecting on Ottawa
This week in Ottawa, Youth Climate Corps BC had the opportunity to connect with leaders from across government and the climate sector.
These conversations are an important part of how we move from climate ambition to implementation.


YCCBC is Hosted in Ottawa For Earth Day
Earth Day is a reminder, but at YCCBC, we know the real work happens the other 364 days.
This week, Youth Climate Corps BC had the opportunity to engage with federal leaders and partners on how we move from climate ambition to implementation.
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