1. Ask a Senior person if they would be interested in sharing their climate concerns and advice for action.

2. Create a short video together about their experiences and thoughts on climate change following the guidelines outlined in the next tab.

3. Upload your video in the final tab.

Follow the guidelines here.

Opportunity #1, to celebrate National Senior’s Day, October 1, 2024 and promote inter-generational understanding and action on climate change.

Please submit your video by September 27th, 2024

Opportunity #2, to share across generations how important climate action is and to motivate governments to act at the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, November 11 to 12, in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Please submit your video by – October 31, 2024

Video Submission Terms and Conditions(Required)
By submitting your video you agree to Friends of the Earth Canada publishing and using the video as part of our campaign promotions on our website and social media channels.

1. Ask a Senior person if they would be interested in sharing their climate concerns and advice for action.

2. Create a short video together about their experiences and thoughts on climate change following the guidelines outlined in the next tab.

3. Upload your video in the final tab.

Follow the guidelines here.

Opportunity #1, to celebrate National Senior’s Day, October 1, 2024 and promote inter-generational understanding and action on climate change.

Please submit your video by September 27th, 2024

Opportunity #2, to share across generations how important climate action is and to motivate governments to act at the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, November 11 to 12, in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Please submit your video by – October 31, 2024

Video Submission Terms and Conditions(Required)
By submitting your video you agree to Friends of the Earth Canada publishing and using the video as part of our campaign promotions on our website and social media channels.
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A haunting image of a mountain engulfed in flames, casting an eerie glow in the dark, with smoke billowing into the sky. In the foreground, a city is illuminated against the ominous backdrop, and a tranquil lake reflects the devastation. The image fades away into a white overlay from the right side as if someone is trying to erase it through a brush stroke as symbol of taking action towards a different future.

Is this the future you want for your children and your grand children – increasing wildfires, floods, and hurricanes?

 

In 2023, a staggering 18.5 million hectares of land burned, destroying homes and causing thousands to flee the flames. It was the worst wildfire year on record in Canada and the hottest year on record globally.

 

Donate to help Friends of the Earth fight against climate disasters and the polluters responsible for them.

 

If you’ve experienced catastrophic climate change, please share your stories to help build evidence of harm.

How I survived catastrophic climate change in Canada

When did this incident happen?(Required)
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A donation to support Friends of the Earth's climate action campaign will receive a tax creditable receipt.

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