Climate Opportunities
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PROMOTE
Reach out to us if you want us to feature your opportunity on this page. However, there are a few guidelines for the opportunities we are willing to promote here:
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Mission must align with environmental science and climate action.
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Organization must be reputable( a few ways you can demonstrate this includes, but is not limited to, social following over 1k, affiliation with a public institution, measurable impact, etc.)
Reach out to us at rootforchange.collaborations@gmail.com or fill out the contact information below!
DESCRIPTION
This page is dedicated to helping you find climate opportunities, be it a volunteering opportunity, job, events, etc. Through this page hope to allow you to explore various environmental fields, advance your understanding of environmental science, and connect you to mentors.
These opportunities primarily focuses on students and individuals aged 11-25 years old. Additionally, we will provide local(NYC) and international volunteer opportunities here.
PURPOSE
At RFC, we firmly believe in providing opportunities for the youth to get involved in environmental fields and participate in various forms of advocacy. Many people in our communities have noted an interest in climate action with no notable ways to access those opportunities. Through participation in these opportunities, you will be able to give back to your communities, planet, and many of you may even discover a passion for environmental science, engineering, conversation, etc.
No matter where you are in your professional and personal life, we hope that you take meaningful actions to take care of the planet that gives you life!
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Number of opportunities found:
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A Paradise Lost
Synopsis: A Paradise Lost is the enchanting tale of a small, yellow bird at the heart of Palila v. Hawaii, a landmark lawsuit where an endangered animal took humans to court to prevent their extinction. Through vivid hand-drawn animation and archival footage, Anuenue, a stuffed Palila which stood on the plaintiffs table during the court trial in 1979, tells their story of how they and human allies used the Endangered Species Act, arguing for the right of 2,500 Palila to exist. A Hawaiian voice actor brings to life Anuenue’s story as a symbol for Native Hawaiian species fighting for their right to exist. In the present day, through a blend of interviews, vérité and animation, humans shed additional light on the case, while Kala Asing, a young Hawaiian conservationist, tries to recover the species as climate change and wildfires threaten to wipe them out. A timely fable from the Extinction Capital of the World, the film poetically weaves non-human perspectives of nature, as well their interconnected stories of life, death, rebirth and recovery.

Sundance and Doc Society
In-person
Event
July 31, 2026 at 7:00:00 PM
87 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013, USA
