Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN)

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Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN) Our Mission: to build a global coalition of individuals and youth organisations to halt the loss of b

---What is GYBN?---
GYBN is an international network which unites youth organisations and individuals from all over the world and all walks of life by one common goal: To halt the loss of Biodiversity as soon as possible! GYBN represents the voice of global youth in the negotiations under the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), raise awareness among young people of the values of biodiversity and connect individuals and youth organizations in order to build a global coalition for the protection of biodiversity. We are committed to bring the opinions and positions of young people into the negotiations so that they are heard and taken into consideration. GYBN seeks to inspire global youth and future leaders to work for the sustainable use and conservation of biodiversity for a healthy environment and society. GYBN Steering Committee
Contact Address: [email protected]

Cultivating Youth Collective Power: Addressing the Biodiversity Justice GapAs COP17 calls the world to take action for n...
10/09/2026

Cultivating Youth Collective Power: Addressing the Biodiversity Justice Gap

As COP17 calls the world to take action for nature, we must also ask: Is that action just?

Join us for a three-part learning journey that looks beyond how much nature is protected to examine who makes decisions, whose knowledge and rights are recognized, who carries the costs, and who benefits from biodiversity action.

Together, we will move from understanding global policy to shaping collective youth positions and preparing for meaningful, coordinated and accountable participation at COP17.

Session 1: Understanding the CBD, COP and KMGBF
September 19, 2026 | 13:30 UTC

Session 2: Interpreting COP17 Priorities through a Social-Ecological Justice Lens
September 26, 2026 | 13:30 UTC

Session 3: Understanding GYBN’s Values, Roles and Collective Practice at COP17
October 3, 2026 | 13:30 UTC

Each session runs for two hours and combines policy learning, justice-gap conversations, collective reflection and practical preparation especially for accredited delegates.

Scan the Code or Register here: bit.ly/GYBN-COP17-Training (link in bio)

Prerequisite: Please watch the recording for Nurturing Collective Transformations Webinar Series before joining the COP 17 learning sessions. https://bit.ly/NCT26_WebinarSeries (link in bio)

Let us strengthen our collective power to ensure that global biodiversity action protects rights, shifts power and resources, and enables young people, communities and ecosystems to flourish together across generations.

Cultivating Youth Collective Power: Addressing the Biodiversity Justice GapAs COP17 calls the world to take action for n...
10/09/2026

Cultivating Youth Collective Power: Addressing the Biodiversity Justice Gap

As COP17 calls the world to take action for nature, we must also ask: Is that action just?

Join us for a three-part learning journey that looks beyond how much nature is protected to examine who makes decisions, whose knowledge and rights are recognized, who carries the costs, and who benefits from biodiversity action.

Together, we will move from understanding global policy to shaping collective youth positions and preparing for meaningful, coordinated and accountable participation at COP17.

Session 1: Understanding the CBD, COP and KMGBF
September 19, 2026 | 13:30 UTC

Session 2: Interpreting COP17 Priorities through a Social-Ecological Justice Lens
September 26, 2026 | 13:30 UTC

Session 3: Understanding GYBN’s Values, Roles and Collective Practice at COP17
October 3, 2026 | 13:30 UTC

Each session runs for two hours and combines policy learning, justice-gap conversations, collective reflection and practical preparation especially for accredited delegates.

Scan the Code or Register here: bit.ly/GYBN-COP17-Training (link in bio)

Prerequisite: Please watch the recording for Nurturing Collective Transformations Webinar Series before joining the COP 17 learning sessions. https://bit.ly/NCT26_WebinarSeries (link in bio)

Let us strengthen our collective power to ensure that global biodiversity action protects rights, shifts power and resources, and enables young people, communities and ecosystems to flourish together across generations.

ActionForNature KMGBF

Biodiversity conservation is closely connected to conflict, peace and security. Conflict and resource competition can af...
10/09/2026

Biodiversity conservation is closely connected to conflict, peace and security. Conflict and resource competition can affect biodiversity, while conservation interventions can also influence social tensions, rights, livelihoods and community relations. Understanding how these issues are reflected in national biodiversity planning can help identify gaps, good practices and opportunities for more conflict-sensitive conservation.

Ahead of CBD COP17 in Armenia, GYBN is inviting contributions to the Collective Assessment of Peace, Conflict and Instability in national biodiversity planning. Review a country’s most recent NBSAP and/or National Report and complete the short survey based on what you find. Anyone is welcome to contribute!

Deadline: 24 September 2026

Link: https://forms.gle/uyNS9LLfWRKjdGSq7

What happens when you not only fund youth, but allow them to use their funding as they wish, as regrantors? Impact. When...
10/09/2026

What happens when you not only fund youth, but allow them to use their funding as they wish, as regrantors?

Impact.

When the Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN) received received core, flexible funding, it played a catalytic role in translating grassroots youth action into global policy influence within the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF).

GYBN’s regranting program, the Youth into Action Fellowship, dispersed approximately USD 15,000 in direct support amongst youth fellows from Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Europe, which allowed them to influence national positions and contribute to global negotiations.

As a result, all youth priorities were successfully integrated within the global policy: Intergenerational equity, transformative education, language on human rights, Indigenous Peoples’ & local community rights.

Regranting = results.

📘🦋 Read Ecologies of Empowerment — link in bio!

A collaboration: Global Youth Biodiversity Network (Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN)), The Iris Project (The Iris Project), Synchronicity Earth (Synchronicity Earth), Global Landscapes Forum, Youth Climate Justice Fund & Global Fund for Children (Global Fund for Children)."

12/08/2026

¡Its Youth Day!
Part 1/3

Hear that Youth Is te future is not new, but what about Supporting youth?
This point appears in a lot of narrativas, in documentos, statements and promised, but It rarely comes with a definition.

So this International Youth Day we asked some youth here at SBI-7 to give some key points, in their own words.
What would yours be?

Two watersheds, one struggle.Around Uru Uru river in Bolivia, indigenous communities are restoring wetlands using ancest...
05/08/2026

Two watersheds, one struggle.

Around Uru Uru river in Bolivia, indigenous communities are restoring wetlands using ancestral knowledge.

In Ypsilanti, Michigan, USA, local organizers opposed a project to build an AI-linked data center beside the Huron River.

Stories of resistance from different corners of the planet can be connected by threads of communities coming together to protect their ecosystems and what these mean to them🌱

📖🦋Read Ecologies of Empowerment through the links
Read the full Ecologies of Empowerment report: https://bit.ly/Full-Report-Ecologies-of-Empowerment
Read the Executive Summary:
https://bit.ly/Executive-Summary-Ecologies-of-Empowerment

A collaboration of the Global Youth Biodiversity Network, The Iris project, Synchronicity Earth , , Youth Climate Justice Fund & Global Fund for Children.

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