Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge
Past Projects
BACKGROUND
The Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge is a legacy initiative of the 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress held in Hawaiʻi. The concept for the challenge was first announced by First Lady Mrs. Dawn Amano-Ige at the Congress. The goal of the challenge is to inspire youth to be intentionally engaged in the environment through action, advocacy, and education.
The Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge is a legacy initiative of the 2016 International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress held in Hawaiʻi. The concept for the challenge was first announced by First Lady Mrs. Dawn Amano-Ige at the Congress. The goal of the challenge is to inspire youth to be intentionally engaged in the environment through action, advocacy, and education.
OVERALL IMPACT
121
COMPLETED PROJECTS
209
STUDENT LEADS
89,500
$ AWARDED
HYSC Projects By Year
Check out the list of past HYSC projects!
The Hawaiʻi Youth Sustainability Challenge would not have been possible without the support from:
Kamehameha Schools | Public Schools of Hawaiʻi Foundation | Hawaiian Electric | Pacific Current
American Savings Bank | Sidney Stern Memorial Trust | Elemental Excelerator | Finance Factors | ALOHA |Harold K.L. Castle Foundation | Kaiser Permanente
eWorldES | HouseMart | Turtle Bay Foundation | FedEx Cares | Alaska Airlines | HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union Foundation
