6th Annual Youth Climate Summit April 16
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6th Annual Youth Climate Summit April 16
The EHS environmental club, Project Earth, will host the 6th Annual Youth Climate Summit, Saturday, April 16, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fick Auditorium. The Summit is an opportunity for students of all ages to get involved in climate efforts in the Edina community.
Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with student and community leaders during climate workshops, and hear a panel of climate leaders discuss issues. The South View Environmental Group (SVEG) will have a table in the Resource Action Area, along with other city and community organizations and projects. Elementary students and families are encouraged to attend to help reinvigorate school Go Green efforts that have been dormant during the pandemic.
EHS Project Earth partners with Cool Planet, a community impact partner with the Edina Foundation, and the Blake Environmental Club to organize the youth summit. View the flyer with a QR code to more information.