CLIMATE POLICY QUEST CHALLENGE

Empower Students to Create Climate Policy!

2024/2025

Take the Climate Policy Quest Challenge by leading your learners through a climate change and policy inquiry, and encouraging them to develop their own climate policy proposal. 

Age Range
Grade 9-12

Time Commitment
15-20 hours

Subjects
Science, Social Studies, Languages

Review the challenge package and register your learners

Download and review the Climate Policy Quest Challenge Package below, which contains the challenge instructions, selection criteria, and final reflection questions. 
Please use the links below to access the 2025 Challenge Package.
Once you have reviewed the package, register your learners for the 2024/25 challenge! The deadline to register and submit is May 9th, 2025.

Complete one or more learning activities below

Complete at least one of the following learning activities on climate policy

Complete one of the following learning activities on Canada's role in climate policy

Complete the following activities on climate policy

Complete any one of the following activities

Create a new policy for Canada!

The policy can be written or presented in any format you choose. This policy should aim to help Canada meet its 2050 climate targets.

Share with your community 

Share a picture and/or video of your final renewable energy project and post it on your social media. Don’t forget to tag us @GreenLearning

Submit your challenge for a chance to win! 

Submissions will be reviewed by our panel of industry experts, and the submissions that demonstrate the highest potential for impact will be selected as the winners! The deadline to submit is May 9, 2025 at 11:59pm Pacific Time.

The grand prize for the winning class is $1,000, the second prize is $500 and the third prize is $250!

Submissions will be reviewed by our panel of industry experts. The deadline to submit is May 9, 2025 at 11:59pm Pacific Time.

*Participation in this challenge is only open for Canadian residents. Click here to review the challenge rules and regulations.

Looking for inspiration? Check out some of the submissions from past years!