Waterlution

Waterlution Waterlution is a facilitator of multi-stakeholder water dialogue. We use process design to engage leaders, organizations, businesses and communities.

Waterlution is a facilitation organization focused on experiential learning and multi-stakeholder dialogue for pattern-breaking and pattern-making change around water.

What do you think happens when we finally gather in the same room?Come take a look into the magic of the Y4RC Collaborat...
06/04/2026

What do you think happens when we finally gather in the same room?

Come take a look into the magic of the Y4RC Collaboratorium! Beyond the workshops and climate action planning, some of the most precious moments happen in the spaces in between.

Youth exchanged fresh ideas, shared personal stories, and even traded meaningful gifts with one another. 🎁💬

There’s much more to be said but we’ve decided to bundle it into our upcoming newsletter. If you want to have access to all the extras (and if you’re still on the fence about signing up for our next cohort and need more infos) NOW is your time to subscribe to our newsletter!!! Be the first to know, link in our bio.

Funded by Canada Service Corps ..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

Today is all about mixing art with impact storytelling! 🎨Through last week’s Collaboratorium, we’ve captured moments whe...
06/03/2026

Today is all about mixing art with impact storytelling! 🎨

Through last week’s Collaboratorium, we’ve captured moments where youths were using their creativity to tell a story, one that translates complex climate challenges into something that can resonate and spark people into action.

Want to be part of our next wave? Follow the link in our bio to apply. 🔗

Funded by Canada Service Corps..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

There is nothing quite like learning by doing, especially when nature is your classroom! 🔥🌿Here is a glimpse of some han...
06/02/2026

There is nothing quite like learning by doing, especially when nature is your classroom! 🔥🌿

Here is a glimpse of some hands-on moments from the Collaboratorium.

Learning new skills isn’t just a way to learn about the environment, it grounds climate action in real, tangible practices and shapes perspective about the ecosystems we are protecting.

Want to grow your skillset? Hit the link in our bio to start your application to be part of our next cohort. 🔗

Funded by Canada Service Corps ..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

The Collaboratorium is consistently one of the most unforgettable components of the Y4RC journey.And the best part? It h...
06/01/2026

The Collaboratorium is consistently one of the most unforgettable components of the Y4RC journey.

And the best part? It happens not once, but TWICE per cohort! ✌️

Here is a peek at some beautiful moments spent on trails and outdoor walks; rain or shine, PEI had lots of scenery for our participants to discover.

Still thinking about applying for our next cohort? Your spot is waiting! Hit the link in our bio to start your application today. 🔗

Funded by Canada Service Corps
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Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

Y4RC

The Collaboratorium is consistently one of the most unforgettable components of the Y4RC journey.And the best part? It h...
06/01/2026

The Collaboratorium is consistently one of the most unforgettable components of the Y4RC journey.

And the best part? It happens not once, but TWICE per cohort! ✌️

Here is a peek at some beautiful moments spent on trails and outdoor walks; rain or shine, PEI had lots of scenery to for our participants to discover.

Still thinking about applying for our next cohort? Your spot is waiting! Hit the link in our bio to start your application today. 🔗

Funded by Canada Service Corps
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Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

Y4RC

A day of Mi’Kma’Ki cultural learning at Lennox Island First Nation! We feel very lucky and grateful to be there. 💙Funded...
05/29/2026

A day of Mi’Kma’Ki cultural learning at Lennox Island First Nation! We feel very lucky and grateful to be there. 💙

Funded by Canada Service Corps..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

🌦️ With a rainy day in Prince Edward Island, a LOT of wonderful sessions happened as the full programming begun. Youths ...
05/28/2026

🌦️ With a rainy day in Prince Edward Island, a LOT of wonderful sessions happened as the full programming begun. Youths connected across their areas of interest and expertise and met with multiple mentors from across the province. They also worked on scenario planning and adapting to unusual situations. Spirits are HIGH and with or without sun, we’re definitely making the best out of this time spent together.

Can’t wait for what tomorrow will bring!!!

Funded by Canada Service Corps
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Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

We're sooooo grateful to be partenering with the Canadian Center for Climate Change and Adaptation for this edition of o...
05/27/2026

We're sooooo grateful to be partenering with the Canadian Center for Climate Change and Adaptation for this edition of our Youth for Resilient Communities' Collaboratorium! Participants are arriving today, let the experience begin... 🌊

Funded by Canada Service Corps..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

Our team has landed in Prince Edward Island and we COULD NOT be more excited for the arrival of our 3rd cohort tomorrow....
05/26/2026

Our team has landed in Prince Edward Island and we COULD NOT be more excited for the arrival of our 3rd cohort tomorrow. Their second in-person collaboratorium is about to start...

Lots to follow, stay tuned!! 💫

Funded by Canada Service Corps..
Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

Our youth volunteers will connect with leaders like…Mary Finch!Mary Finch is the Watershed Ecologist with the Province o...
05/25/2026

Our youth volunteers will connect with leaders like…
Mary Finch!

Mary Finch is the Watershed Ecologist with the Province of Prince Edward Island, where she’s been working for the past 10 years. She has over 25 years of experience in aquatic biology and a long‑standing interest in freshwater ecosystems, watershed management, and practical, on‑the‑ground conservation. Mary earned her BSc in Marine and Freshwater Biology from the University of Guelph, with a minor in Environmental Studies, and completed her MSc at the University of Waterloo, where she researched the population dynamics and life history of a small fish species at risk. Over the course of her career, she’s enjoyed supporting community groups and partners in planning and implementing habitat improvement projects, as well as participating in public education and outreach activities.

Our team is arriving tomorrow on site to prepare for the start of the Collaboratorium IN 2 DAYS! 🤭

Funded by Canada Service Corps
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Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada

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