<p>Are you 18-30 years old and inspired to save the planet?</p><p>Tvebiomovies invites youth from all over the world to participate in the Global Youth Video <a href="https://www.for9a.com/en/opportunity/category/Competitions-and-Awards" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Competition</a>2019, by submitting a 3-minute video for a chance to be youth reporters at the UN Climate Conference in Chile in December. We don&rsquo;t always think about nature, but it is essential for all life on earth, including human life. Healthy soils, forests, rivers and oceans, biodiverse habitats and ecosystems and a good climate are very important for providing a planet which can successful support human society. The ways we grow our food, the increase in cities and the waste we produce are all harming the planet&rsquo;s natural systems and reducing the earth&rsquo;s ability to support human society. By protecting the earth&rsquo;s climate, biodiversity, forests, habitats, land, and oceans we can also help make human society more resilient and prosperous.&nbsp;</p><h3>Competition categories:</h3><p><strong>Land: Balancing the use of land for people and ecosystems</strong></p><ol><li>Restoring and protecting the landscape and forests.</li><li>Protecting wildlife and habitats.</li><li>Reducing emissions by engaging in sustainable consumption.</li><li>Promoting the use of sustainable land management techniques, both traditional and innovative.</li><li>Rehabilitating land that has been degraded.</li><li>Supporting indigenous groups to protect their communal lands.</li><li>Supporting sustainable food growing systems to improve the land and its biodiversity.</li><li>Sharing successful strategies and training new generations to develop sustainable solutions.</li><li>Campaigning to produce behavioral change.</li></ol><p><strong>Biodiversity: Nature-based solutions for food and human health</strong></p><ol><li>Producing locally-varied fruit and vegetables.</li><li>Fishing sustainably.</li><li>Buying more organic and seasonal foods.</li><li>Reducing food waste and composting your food scraps.</li><li>Reducing the use of pesticides and fertilizers.</li><li>Protecting local pollinators.</li><li>Building more habitat in your gardens and community.</li><li>Working with local communities and learning about traditional knowledge.</li><li>Campaigning to produce behavioral change related to eating or consumption habits (at school etc.).</li><li>Reducing food packaging by using reusable bags or reusing glass jars or containers.</li><li>Avoiding single-use plastics like plastic straws, coffee cups, plastic cutlery, take out containers or plastic water bottles.</li></ol><p><strong>Climate: Cities and local action to combat climate change</strong></p><ol><li>Campaigning to produce behavioral change.</li><li>Developing more sustainable commuting.</li><li>Producing products and food locally.</li><li>Reducing the use of energy in buildings.</li><li>Local solutions for sustainable energy access and transformation.</li><li>Creating wealth from waste.</li><li>Reclaiming green spaces.</li><li>Implementing the sharing economy.</li><li>Providing services to people affected by climate change.</li></ol><h3>Requirements:</h3><ol><li>You must be between 18 and 30 on the closing date.</li><li>Your video must be a maximum of three minutes.</li><li>Your video must be in English or have English subtitles.</li><li>You must be free and available to travel to Chile in December 2019.</li></ol><h3>Prize:</h3><ol><li>Round-trip travel to UN Climate Conference COP 25 in Chile in December 2019.</li><li>Assignment as a youth reporter to assist with videos, articles and social media posts.</li><li>Winning and finalist films shown at UN Secretary-General&#39;s Climate Summit in New York in September.</li></ol>

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Global Youth Video Competition on Climate Change 2019