Real projects, real data, real impact. Read about our campus micro-forests, climate anxiety workshops, and youth-led research across schools in India.
In March 2025, 32 students and 4 teachers planted 120 native saplings to create a micro-forest. Six months later, 80% survived, and 87% of participants felt more hopeful about climate action.
72% of participants reported feeling more hopeful about contributing to climate solutions after our three-part workshop series addressing climate anxiety and local action.
A Youth Climate Lab team mapped heat in school corridors, designed shade interventions, and presented a cost-benefit analysis to school leadership.
45 students transformed an unused corner into a native species micro-forest with 85 saplings. The project now serves as an outdoor biology classroom.
Our first climate anxiety workshop created a judgment-free space for 28 students to share feelings and design personal climate actions.
A student team tracked canteen waste for two weeks, identified reduction opportunities, and proposed alternatives that cut plastic use by 40%.