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Build your power. Put it to work. 
Protect and Restore the Earth

You know the planet needs help,
and none of us can fix it alone. 

You care too much to just stand by. 
You're ready to do the work,
and want it to make an impact.

So come take this on with people beside you who care just as much.

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Find Where You Fit

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PowerSeekers

For ages 16–27 ready to find their footing, build their power, and make a difference.

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Gibbon Guardians

For anyone who wants to help protect wild gibbons and the forests they call home.

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Get Involved

For people and organizations who want to support, contribute to, or work alongside Prime Earth.

Real power is something you build.

Prime Earth is built for young people ages 16–27, while you’re finding your footing in the world. Here, you build confidence and integrity, deepen your understanding of the world around you, learn where your energy can make the greatest difference, and put it all into practice on real social and environmental challenges, with mentors and community beside you along the way.

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Ground Yourself

Build confidence, integrity, resilience, self-awareness,communication, and the ability to work well with others.

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Understand the World

Learn to see how social and environmental issues connect, and understand the consequences of different choices.

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Focus Your Care

Identify the issues and places where your strengths, knowledge, and energy can make the greatest difference.

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Put it to Work Together

Take action through ecological restoration, civic action, and teamwork to tackle real social and environmental challenges.

Find your footing. Channel your energy. Make a difference.

Use Your Power to
Protect and Restore the Earth.

Every one of us has power. We can use it to control, dominate and take, or we can use it to protect, restore, and help life thrive.

Being powerful isn’t the problem.
It’s how we use that power that matters.

At Prime Earth, we choose to use our power to help life thrive. We put our power into practice through how we live with each other, how we show up for the Earth, and how we participate in the world around us.

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Live with
Integrity.

Build habits that reflect who you are and the kind of world you want to help create.

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Restore Forest Ecosystems

Help restore forests, habitats, and biodiversity through hands-on stewardship.

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Take
Collective Action

Work together to take action on environmental, social, and animal welfare issues that matter.

Prime Earth in Action

Our work has brought young people together, restored forest habitat, reached thousands of students, built communities across borders, and earned national support.

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These are some of the milestones that have shaped Prime Earth:

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PowerSeekers: This is where it starts.

PowerSeekers is Prime Earth’s community for ages 16–27. You don’t have to arrive knowing exactly where you fit or what you can contribute. That’s part of what you figure out here.

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There’s more than one way to take part. You can work through challenges on your own, join mentor-supported groups, connect with us virtually, take part in local activities, or work with others on longer projects that make a measurable impact.

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Start where you are. Go deeper when you’re ready. Along the way, mentors help you stay on track, the community gives you people to do it with, and every experience gives you a chance to learn, contribute, and put your growing power to work.

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Reflections from our beta group:

Each activity helped me learn more about myself, and I’ve met amazing people along the way.

- Sachin          

I've made sustainable changes in my life, and I feel better knowing I can help mitigate climate change.

- Lily          

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Gibbon Guardians: Walking the talk

In PowerSeekers, members learn to identify the issues they feel most strongly about and focus their care into action, using their power to make the greatest impact.

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Gibbon Guardians is where we live that out as an organization.

​​This is where we walk the talk.

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We help protect wild gibbons and restore the forest ecosystems they depend on. It’s long-term work. The kind that can make a lasting difference.

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Through Gibbon Guardians, we:

  • Restore and reconnect forest habitat where gibbons live

  • Support efforts to rehabilitate and reintroduce gibbons to the wild

  • Contribute to long-term conservation research

 

PowerSeekers are invited to take part as this work grows.

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Along with anyone and everyone who cares about gibbons and the forests they call home.

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Get Involved
Wherever you’re starting from, there’s a place for you here.

Ways to be part of this:

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You want to build your power and make an impact

Explore

PowerSeekers

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You care about wildlife and conservation

Become a

Gibbon Guardian

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You want to support  youth-led action

Make a

Donation

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You want to collaborate on meaningful work

Partner

with Us

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You want to support work that makes a impact

Sponsor Our Youth

Community's Efforts

Got a question? Contact us here.

Media inquiries please email: info@prime-earth.org

Prime Earth Education is a registered not-for-profit organization.

Our international headquarters are located in Canada. 

© Copyright 2025 by Prime Earth Education.™

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 Legal & Privacy Policy.

 

Note: Some images of people on our website are artist-generated to protect youth privacy and reflect the spirit of our work. All nature and animal photos are authentic.

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We respectfully acknowledge that the land on which our headquarters is located is within the bounds of the Treaty Lands and the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, as well as the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat and Haudenosaunee peoples. This territory is mutually covered by the Dish with One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant.  We honour the longstanding Indigenous groups of this geographic region as the customary keepers, protectors, and caretakers for the environment, and follow their reverence for nature and leadership in caring for Mother Earth.

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