Join the movement

You belong here. 💚

Whether you’re a student, a young researcher, an activist, a member of an environmental club or simply someone with a passion for nature: join young people from across the DRC who are taking action to protect biodiversity.
Why now?

Each of us has a part to play. Your commitment, however modest it may be at the outset, can become a source of strength for your community and for your country.

What you get out of it

Joining GYBN DRC means…

Learn

Get trained

Training courses, webinars and resources on biodiversity, ecological monitoring, advocacy and leadership.
Take action

Take action

Tree-planting schemes, awareness-raising campaigns, consultations and grassroots projects.
Weigh

Make your voice heard

To contribute to the positions put forward to decision-makers and during CBD negotiations.
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Meet

Young people from all the provinces, experts and the global GYBN network.
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Who can join?

A network open to all young people aged between 18 and 35

  • ✓Full members : young people who play an active part in the network’s life and activities.
  • ✓Supporting members : individuals and organisations that support the network through material, technical or financial assistance.
  • ✓Honorary members : individuals recognised for their contribution to conservation.
  • ✓Particular attention should be paid to young women and to the young people from local and indigenous communities.
How do I do that?

Join in 3 steps

  • ✓1. Get in touch To [email protected]: name, age, county, studies or occupation, and what motivates you.
  • ✓2. Discussion with our team : the national co-ordinator or your province’s point of contact will get in touch with you.
  • ✓3. Get involved : Take part in the activities, join a working group and contribute at your own pace.
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Ready to get involved?

Get in touch with us today at [email protected]. We’d be delighted to welcome you to the network.