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Share A Climate Photo Message
Share A Climate Photo Message

Take two minutes to share a photo message about climate change in the Thunder Bay region.
By sharing our stories around impacts and actions we can inspire ourselves and others to create a better future

See other submitted photo messages for inspiration

Please Select A Question

Feel free to submit a photo message for more than one question.
What impacts do you see and feel?
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Take 30 seconds to reflect on how you feel or see climate change in the Thunder Bay region.
What action are you taking now?
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Take 30 seconds to share the action you are currently taking to create a better future.
What action will you take tomorrow?
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Take 30 seconds to share the climate change action you will take in the future.
Youth Voice Makes a Difference

121 young people from 14 schools across northwestern Ontario have gathered together for 3 days to learn about the complexities of climate change, explore what it means to be an Agent of Change, and design an action campaign to make change in their communities. Powerful! Amazing!

There to Turn

As the world’s economy and climate are rapidly destabilized, we have the power to prepare for the changes, to slow things down, and to move into a future acting like we want humans to be on this planet for at least another few thousand years. We can turn the corner. Will we?

“The Turn of Our Tide”

Written by Keira Essex. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

“Tired Times”

Image by Emma Simons. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

Climate Change Means Changing Lifestyle

A changing climate means that certain things that I enjoy about life in Thunder Bay will be seriously altered. Our quality of life is vulnerable, and that makes climate change an urgent issue. Increasing periods of drought and frequency of extreme heat events may leave our forests and grasslands dry and fire prone. Thunder Bay and area has already experienced periods of fire bans and burn permit suspensions. Without action for climate change mitigation, our campfires and backyard fire pits may become a thing of the past.

Photo Message Submission Form
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280 Character Limit - See examples on the left for inspiration. All comments submitted on this site, shall be and remain EarthCare Thunder Bay’s property. We retain the right to edit/monitor/delete at our discretion.
Maximum upload size: 67.11MB
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For the Future

Been planting on average 50 seedlings a year since 1995.

Too Many Deer!

Due to climate change the excessive numbers of deer in a certain regions results inevitable loss of brush and bushes in forests. As a nutshell, loss of undergrowth implies a bad situation for animals, little creatures and birds for a safe shelter and nest.

There to Turn

As the world’s economy and climate are rapidly destabilized, we have the power to prepare for the changes, to slow things down, and to move into a future acting like we want humans to be on this planet for at least another few thousand years. We can turn the corner. Will we?

Global Warming Art

Image by Harleen Hayer. See full booklet of local youth climate art here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_dM9ynM4RJgo1iXv0C0aeS2TgBCyk_L/view?usp=sharing

What I stand for is what I stand on

Earth is more than just a planet, it is our home. We need to change, and we need to change now. Do your part to change the conversation about climate change. We must stand together and play a part in protecting our home.

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By sharing your story we can highlight the impacts and actions of climate change. We can inspire ourselves and others to create a better future

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