What happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic
Youth programme
our youth mission
Young voices are essential to the climate movement. They bring the energy, the fight, and the grit to the conversation. They have the power to make those in power listen.
Arctic Basecamp aims to help young people level up their activism by offering tools, scientific information, and projects. Our resources can offer young activists and climate-interested individuals the boost they may need for their next steps.
The youth network
A network to educate engage with inspire young people all over the world
The Arctic Basecamp Youth Network aims to educate, engage with, and inspire young people in their climate activism.
Want to stay informed on what we do, and all the latest Arctic information? Join our youth network to receive updates on us, the arctic, action you can take, and programmes you can participate in.

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our ambassador programme
Are you a motivated individual tackling climate issues between the ages of 18-25? Then becoming a youth climate ambassador might be the step for you!
Our youth ambassadors work closely with us from their respective countries to bring Arctic awareness there. By being an ambassador, you can:
- Get connections in the climate space
- Get access to scientific resources
- Potentially join us at global events
Being a youth ambassador is a one year commitment. During this year, we collaborate to put out content and put your climate work in the spotlight!
Are you an early career scientist between the ages of 22-30? Join us as a Science Ambassador!
As a Science Ambassador, you:
- Get a chance to speak on your contributions to climate science to a high-level audience
- Can make connections with our science team & network
- Support our mission of speaking science to power at global events
Ambassador Applications are currently Closed
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Meet our current ambassadors
- All Ambassadors
- Youth Climate Ambassadors
- Climate Science Ambassadors

Arthi Ramachandran
Arthi Ramachandran, a Concordia University Biology graduate, earned a PhD in Microbial Ecology studying Arctic ecosystems. Her research expeditions and involvement with national/international organizations led her to science policy, driven by witnessing the effects of climate change on Arctic communities.

Amália Garcez
Amália, 19, is a socio-climatic activist involved with Fridays For Future and Physics student at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS). Amália’s activism is focused on social and climate justice – showing how STEM, social and climate issues are interconnected and present in everyone’s daily lives.
Youth ambassadors at the world economic forum
We aim to “speak science to power” and encourage bold climate action, supporting youth at the forefront of the movement.
This started by Arctic Basecamp hosting Greta Thunberg’s first climate speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, 2019.
Since then, we’ve been empowering youth participation in global events to raise awareness of the global risks from Arctic change and highlight the need for scalable solutions to climate change.
In 2020 and 2022, we brought international youth climate delegations to Davos, including youth voices from USA, Greenland, Uganda, Brazil, Ecuador, India, Iran, and Ukraine.
Our youth ambassadors participated in a session at the 2022 World Economic Forum, called “Turning Words Into Action”, where they discussed the necessary actions from world leaders to reduce emissions and rejuvenate the natural world. Watch the livestream here.
In 2023, we brought a delegation of Youth Climate Ambassadors as well as Climate Science Ambassadors. Specialising in areas from the Arctic, to global risk, to healthcare, we covered a wide range of topics and industries. Watch this delegation speak on their hopes for the future here.
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