Northleaf Initiatives

Empowering through Climate Knowledge

Climate Change: More Than Science, It’s About Us.

AP Photo/Ethan Swope: California Wildfires, January 2025

This is a passion project created to spread awareness about climate change, the harsh realities, and consequences imposed on local communities.

Humans are deeply interconnected with the ecosystem – our health, livelihoods, and futures depend on the balance of nature. The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we grow all rely on healthy, functioning ecosystems.

When climate change disrupts these natural systems, entire communities are affected. Economically, socially, and physically. Understanding our connection to the environment is vital: by learning how our actions impact ecosystems, we empower ourselves and each other to protect, restore, and create a more sustainable future.

Credits: Bret Hartman 

Climate Science Made Simple

We know climate science can be confusing; full of big words and complex ideas. But everyone deserves to understand what’s happening to our planet and what it means for our everyday lives.

Whether you’re a student looking for answers, a community member worried about the future, or just someone curious about the latest climate news, this is to foster understanding. We break down all the jargon, highlight what matters, and share practical tips so you can feel confident, informed, and ready to take action; no science degree required.

Credits: MICHAEL KIBUKU (United Nations Climate Development Programme)

Policy for People: Bringing Policy Down to Earth

Climate policies affect our everyday lives, but they’re often hard to understand. “Policy for People” breaks down key climate bills and proposals into clear, practical guides – showing what’s happening and what you can do. Whether you want to speak up at a public meeting, contact your representatives, or simply learn how local decisions impact you, we make it easy. With these tools, everyone can join the conversation, participate in action, and shape the future in their community – no expertise needed.