A Proactive Movement
Initiating a new, proactive movement of young people who choose to act β not wait β on the environmental challenges around them.

"G4E" is a new movement of proactive young people β responsive to the environment and ready to take up the task of stewardship at home and in society at large.
Girls for Environment (G4E) is a new project under Conservation Alliance's Environmental Education for Children initiative. It strategically focuses on initiating a new, proactive young people's movement.
These are young people who are responsive to the environment β and ready to take up the task of stewardship, first at home and then in society at large.
A movement built to turn awareness into everyday stewardship β beginning with girls and young people.
Initiating a new, proactive movement of young people who choose to act β not wait β on the environmental challenges around them.
Equipping girls to take responsibility for the environment where it starts β in their own homes and daily choices.
Extending that responsibility outward β so young people become environmental leaders in their communities and society at large.
G4E sits within CA's Environmental Education for Children programme, building on the foundation Little Green Hands has laid.

Environmental values learned young endure longest. By focusing on girls and young people, G4E nurtures leaders who carry responsibility for nature from the household into the wider world.
Young people attuned and alert to the environment around them.
Prepared to take up the task of stewardship, not stand aside.
Grounded in the home, then reaching out into society at large.
G4E is designed to grow a young people's movement that is responsive to the environment and ready to lead β carrying stewardship from the household out into the wider community.
Environmental responsibility begins with everyday choices.
Young leaders extend that stewardship to their communities.
A proactive generation ready for the challenges ahead.
Support Girls for Environment and help launch a proactive generation of young stewards β at home, in school and across society.
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