4-H initiative aims to engage youth in climate change monitoring

November 13, 2026

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4-H initiative aims to engage youth in climate change monitoring

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Young people across Barbados are being encouraged to take a more active role in understanding and responding to the challenges of climate change.

Through a new initiative by the Barbados 4-H Foundation, students will be trained to monitor and record rainfall in their communities. The data collected is expected to help strengthen the country’s understanding of changing weather patterns.

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