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B.C. teen creating climate-change curriculum for schools

  • A 16-year-old from White Rock is developing climate change curriculum for B.C. Schools to educate youth on its impacts.
  • Lily YangLiu is collaborating with local teachers and retired professors to teach climate literacy at Grade 3 or 4 levels.
  • She aims to complete the curriculum by spring 2025, noting that climate change is not formally introduced until Grade 7.
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