SOI at IUCN

Students on Ice is excited to be at the 2016 IUCN World Conservation Congress in Honolulu, Hawaii. Our staff team is joined by six student alumni and more staff working for various organizations. Come find us at different events, sessions, and at our booth. Find the details below or on the IUCN Congress Website and Mobile App.

Event	Description	Time	Location
SOI Booth	Come by our booth to learn more about our programs, join a virtual expedition with our 360° videos, and hear stories from inspiring youth leaders.	11:00-17:00 September 2-5	Exhibition Hall – Hawaii Convention Centre
Nature Playbook Launch	Soft launch of the Nature Playbook document, featuring Students on Ice connecting youth to nature.	13:00-14:30 September 2	#NatureForAll Pavilion – Exhibition Hall
SOI Event	“Inspiring Youth Leaders from Pole to Pole with Students on Ice“	17:00-18:00 September 2	#NatureForAll Pavilion
Knowledge Cafe	“Best Practices for Youth Engagement: Translating Personal Experience to Digital Storytelling“	8:30-10:30 September 4	Room 311-4
Conservation Campus	“Design Your #NatureForAll Program” – SOI presenting a case study from 10:30-12:00	8:30-19:00 September 3	Room 309
Fireside Chats	Daily morning discussions that are fun and informal opportunities for Congress participants to discuss nature, share ideas, and reflect.	8:30-10:30 September 3-6	#NatureForAll Pavilion

2017 Arctic Expedition

The 2017 Arctic Expedition will be a profound ship-based expedition for youth to expand their knowledge of the changing circumpolar world, foster new understanding and respect for the planet, and gain the inspiration and motivation needed to help lead us to a healthy and sustainable future.

Canada C3

Along the route, the 2017 Arctic Expedition will also meet up with Canada C3, an SOI lead Canada 150 signature project. Canada C3 will be a journey of discovery and celebration that will explore the people and places that have shaped Canada’s identity in the past and will generate inspiring visions for Canada’s future.

En route, Canada C3 will explore Canada’s three oceans and the longest coastline in the world, while honouring Canada’s vibrant indigenous and non-indigenous coastal communities and cultures.

Q is for Qajaq

Q is for Qajaq is a collaborative initiative with craftspeople, explorers, and Canadian Inuit groups to help inspire a renaissance of kayaking and kayak-building in Canada’s Arctic. The initiative has already inspired an alumni initiative in the Iqaluit Qajaq Society, a project funded by Students on Ice and Polar Knowledge Canada’s POLAR Inspiration Grants.

SOI at IUCN

2017 Arctic Expedition

Canada C3

Q is for Qajaq

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