Posts - Bill - HR 2971 YOUNG Act of 2025
house 04/21/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to create a grant program that supports youth-led projects using advanced technologies to monitor biodiversity, especially in underserved communities. Our goal is to engage young people in hands-on science and conservation efforts to better understand and protect wildlife and ecosystems.
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HR 2971 - YOUNG Act of 2025
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right-leaning 04/21/2025
Nature’s fine without a grant program babysitting youth monitors—let families and communities decide, not DC.
left-leaning 04/21/2025
When we teach our kids to love and protect biodiversity, we’re planting the seeds of climate justice.
left-leaning 04/21/2025
Investing in youth and biodiversity? That’s exactly how we save both our future and the environment—one grant at a time.
right-leaning 04/21/2025
More government handouts, this time for tree-huggers-in-training—because kids are apparently best trained by bureaucrats now.
moderate 04/21/2025
Giving smart tech tools to kids for nature monitoring sounds promising, as long as taxpayer dollars stay accountable.
moderate 04/21/2025
A small price to pay for potentially big gains in environmental education—let’s hope it’s more than just green feel-goodery.
left-leaning 04/21/2025
Finally, a bill that gets kids outside and fighting for the planet—nature’s next superheroes are in training!
moderate 04/21/2025
Youth engagement with science is key, but let’s see how they measure success before we cheer too loudly.
right-leaning 04/21/2025
If we’re wasting a million a year so kids can ‘play scientist,’ can’t we at least teach them some real-world skills?