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Meet YCC Kamloops' Co-Leads

  • Writer: Kate Addison
    Kate Addison
  • Jul 10
  • 1 min read

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


Aravna is pursuing a Bachelor of Natural Resource Science at Thompson Rivers University, where her studies have deepened her passion for environmental stewardship, climate resilience, and sustainable community development. Growing up in the Caribbean gave her an early appreciation for the close relationship between communities and the natural environment. She believes that meaningful climate action begins with listening to communities, fostering collaboration, and empowering young people to become leaders and change-makers.


Emerson is a student in the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) program at Thompson Rivers University, studying Geography and Environmental Economics. Growing up in the Rocky Mountains of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, she developed a deep appreciation for the natural environment. Throughout her academic journey, that appreciation has grown into a commitment to environmental stewardship, climate justice, and sustainable community development. Emerson is passionate about systems thinking and believes lasting climate solutions come from working collaboratively to create healthier, more resilient communities.


We're excited to have these amazing Co-Leads on our team!

 
 
 

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