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Muntaka Siddique Muntaka is a second-gen immigrant from Bangladesh, currently living uninvited on the traditional unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik. She holds an Honours BSc in Life Sciences from McMaster University and works as a Climate Services assistant with CLIMAtlantic, supporting the Climate Adaptation and Resilience Training (CART) program. She is passionate about community engagement, science communication, and environmental change through the lens of health and equity. She values life-long learning, dismantling systemic oppression, and working towards creating a resilient and equitable place for all. |
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Marion Ojo Abegunde Marion is a second year Kinesiology Science student at the University of New Brunswick Fredericton. She has been a member of YEAN since grade 11 and has enjoyed working alongside other youth to make a difference in the environmental movement. YEAN has presented many incredible opportunities and experiences that she is grateful for, such as developing a Climate Adaptation presentation to better inform students on how to take action and minimize the impacts of climate change within their communities. She hopes to tackle the barriers that may prevent youth from having the tools and means to engage in environmental action. In her free time, Marion enjoys volunteering, cooking, and watching period dramas. |
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Crow Tardif Hi, my name is Crow! I joined YEAN because I felt the need to do something to make the world better and I didn't know where to start. I've been on the committee since the summer of 2025, and I think it was a pretty good decision. A lot (if not all) of my interests relate back to art in some way, and I love making many different types of art! Coding, drawing, and recycled crafts are a few examples. Loving nature is a guarantee for me, considering I grew up walking in the woods since I could stand. I love all the different ways you can experience the environment around you, such as the smells, the strong winds, and the various different types of weather, being in nature is genuinely just a wonderful thing and I hope to help recover as much that we've lost as we can. |
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Leona Fursova Leona is a third-year Bachelor of Science student in Environmental Management at the University of New Brunswick Fredericton. Originally from Toronto, she returns each summer to work and volunteer in environmental education and outreach. In her previous role, she has contributed to the making of a community pollinator garden while facilitating hands-on educational workshops. Leona is passionate about environmental advocacy and believes environmental education reshapes how we see the natural world and, in turn, how we protect it. Because of her deep love for nature, she hopes to dedicate her future to learning from and caring for the Earth. Her passions include mycology, gardening, hiking, pottery, and botanical illustrations! |
| Picture to follow | Masah Douabul United Spirit Nature Network |
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