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Storyfest 2025

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The Indigenous Correspondents Program

The Indigenous Correspondents Program

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The Planet Forward Frontline Climate Fellowship

The Planet Forward Frontline Climate Fellowship

Ask PF: Climate Advice for Students, by Students

Ask PF: Climate Advice for Students, by Students

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Planet Forward Series Hub

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Hannah Krantz

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

How education leads to youth empowerment and environmental involvement
Anna Papantonopoulos

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

A group of children peer into a net held by a teacher who is holding something up inside of the net.
A forgotten region looks to the future: Young Appalachians hope for unity
Rachel Freed

George Washington University

A grey, rocky peak juts up from the center of the frame and overlooks trees and a view all the way to a foggy-looking horizon.
From enemy to friend: How environmental education turns fear into fascination
Maya Levine

George Washington University

Amber-colored winged bug on a green leaf.
After COP Conversations: Tik Root
Helen Bradshaw

Planet Forward Correspondent | Northwestern University

Two men in suits talk to one another in front a blue wall with green and white United nation Climate Change graphics.
After COP Conversations: Dr. Valerie Luzadis
Lily John

Planet Forward Correspondent | SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

People circle around round, white tables on a green floor beneath an illuminate globe which represents the Earth.
University of Connecticut students reflect on COP26
Scott Wallace

University of Connecticut

A selfie of a group of young people
Essay | The climate is changing, and so must we
Francesca Edralin

World Wildlife Fund

Silhouette of a woman waving a scarf in the sky against the backdrop of a cloudy sky at sunset.

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Essay | High hopes for COP26: Solving the triple crises of climate, biodiversity, and inequality
Mark C. Urban

University of Connecticut

Essay | Enough broken promises. Will leaders at COP26 keep their word?
Victoria Middleton

Digital Editor, Planet Forward

In a crowd of people in front of the Capitol building in Washington, D.C., a sign reads: "Planet BEFORE Profit: change the politics, not the CLIMATE!"
Think big, think green. Think Green Bronx Machine.
Francesca Edralin

World Wildlife Fund

Children’s book helps foster a coexistence with wildlife
Jack Borowiak

George Washington University

Faces of the Climate March: Arizona
Jake Meyers

iDE (International Development Enterprises)

Young boy stands before climate marchers (Jake Meyers/University of Arizona).
Faces of the Climate March: New York
Lindsay Eberhart

Planet Forward Correspondent | SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Faces of the Climate March: Young people are leading the climate fight
Elina Mariutsa

Planet Forward Correspondent | Northeastern University

Greta Thunberg at the Climate Strike in New York
The youth climate strike sensation: The British experience
Evan Barnard

Planet Forward Senior Correspondent | American University

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