Youth Climate Corps BC (YCCBC) is partnering with Urban Climate Leadership (UCL) to offer three full-time employment opportunities for young people across British Columbia. These six-month positions offer young people aged 17–30 the opportunity to gain professional experience, develop transferable skills, and contribute to initiatives addressing challenges facing communities across the province. Through the partnership, successful applicants will work four days per week with

We'd like to introduce you to our new Communications Coordinator, Augustus. Augustus Lees was raised in Malaysia and now lives on the traditional and unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan people. Having previously led YCCBC cohorts in Kelowna, he brings experience in team leadership, community engagement, and climate action to his role as Communications Coordinator. His appreciation for the natural world shapes his approach to communications. Outside of YCCBC, he can usuall

Welcome to the September edition of the Youth Climate Corps BC Expressions newsletter! September has been a big one across Youth Climate Corps BC. Teams have been wrapping up projects, celebrating their seasons, strengthening community partnerships, sharing what they’ve learned, and continuing to show what youth-led climate action looks like across BC. Before we jump in, today also marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We honour Survivors of residential school

Discover how a Youth Climate Corps can empower your community to tackle environmental challenges at our online event on 30th October...

Get ready to dive into the upcoming Hiladi Village Revitalization Project and gain insights into wildfire mitigation, climate resilience,...

Op/Ed: The Nelson Daily "Last August, a dozen teenagers with shovels and pickaxes dug a meter wide “non-combustible” layer around Kaslo...

Drum roll, please! The team is super excited to introduce you to the new logo of YCCBC. Each community will have its personalized new...

Miranda Dick is an Indigenous Enviromentalist who belongs to the Secwépemc Nation. Miranda is the 1st of many Indigenous guest speakers...

YCCBC is excited to launch its first program in Kamloops in partnership with the City of Kamloops. YCCBC recruited a crew of local people...