Do you want to shape the future of environmental youth activism and celebrate 50 years of International Young Naturefriends? Then join us at From Activist Roots to Naturefriend Routes: 50 Years of IYNF – a training course aimed at...
We’re turning 50 this year! We’re kicking off “From Activist Roots to Naturefriend Routes: 50 Years of IYNF” , a look back at our journey of youth activism, sustainability and solidarity. Over the next two months, stay tuned for...
Are you between 18 and 35 years old, passionate about history, human rights, and standing up against discrimination and fascism? Join us for an unforgettable international youth exchange on remembrance, responsibility, and civic action. What’s it about? This programme brings together young...
Below is the resolution that was approved by the General Assembly on the 12th April 2025. Based on Doomsday Clock 2025 estimation, we are 89 seconds before midnight. The Bulletin of the Atomic scientists was influenced from the increased...
This collective article brings together personal experiences and opinions on the meaning and importance of volunteering by the four current e-volunteers at IYNF. Enjoy the reading! Introduction As the beloved character Winnie the Pooh once said, “The smallest things...
By Edison Miguel Wildfires have become an increasingly urgent issue in Los Angeles, devastating communities, ecosystems, and infrastructure. As an environmental advocate with a background in geospatial and environmental science, I’ve always been drawn to understanding how natural disasters...
Below is the text of the Resolution n. 2 approved by the IYNF’s Council on December 15th on the matter of climate finance. Fostering climate finance Every day, the impacts of the climate crisis become more devastating, pushing communities...
Below is the text of the Resolution n. 1 approved by the IYNF’s Council on December 15th on our position in regard to anti-democratic forces. Against any cooperation with anti-democrats – For diversity, tolerance and thegood life for all...
By Nazila Aliyeva Walking into the COP29 venue—the Olympic Stadium in Baku—early in the morning, I paused to take it all in. The first rays of sunlight lit up the city’s skyline, and overhead, birds flew gracefully, cutting through...
By Chaitanya Sawhney As environmental degradation and unsustainable growth increasingly jeopardise our planet’s future, the call for new economic approaches has never been more critical. Motivated by a personal goal to make the image of a burning Earth a...
