Province celebrates kids and teens with Environmental Student Action Challenge

CTV News31-05-2025

Students participated in the Environmental Student Action Challenge Friday at Bow Habitat Station.
The province is celebrating kids and teens who are tackling environmental challenges in their own backyard.
They gathered Friday at Bow Habitat Station, which co-ordinates the Environmental Student Action Challenge.
Environment Challenges, May 30, 2025
Students gathered at Bow Habitat Station Friday for the Environmental Student Action Challenge
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The province put up $13,000 this year, approving 13 projects at 11 schools.
A group in Diamond Valley explored sustainable agriculture -- and Calgary students worked on water quality in wetlands.
'It's amazing to see how students and teachers are engaging and inspiring to make a difference in the world around them in a variety of ways that are meaningful to their community,' said Alberta's environment and protected areas minister Rebecca Schulz.
Rebecca Schulz
Rebecca Schulz, Alberta's Minister for the Environment and Protected Areas of Alberta, was at the Bow Habitat Station Friday along with students participating in the Environmental Student Action Challenge.
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Alberta schools are eligible to apply for the grant each year.
The next round of funding opens in September.