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The Earth Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland, dedicated to inspiring, educating, mentoring and empowering students and young entrepreneurs to address environmental changes with innovative ideas. The Earth Foundation was established as a result of the 2019 rallies organized by students to raise environmental awareness. This passion to fight for climate change inspired the creation of their flagship initiative, The Earth Prize—the world’s largest environmental competition and 'ideas incubator' for young people. The competition aims to inspire and empower the next generation of environmental innovators, supporting participants with all the tools they need to develop their eco solutions for real life impact, including one on one mentoring, learning resources and $100,000 funding for the winners.

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The Earth Prize winners Tala and Farah Mousa scale the Build Hope project in Gaza, training youth to transform building rubble into reusable blocks.

17-year-old Earth Prize winner Proud Tangkaravakoon brings nature conservation to 200+ Thai students

The Earth Prize 2026 winner Proud launches Young Hornbill Guardians, teaching 200+ Thai students about hornbill conservation, biodiversity and nature action.

18-year-old Earth Prize Finalist scales AI wildfire detection system across California

Ryan Honary's AI wildfire detection system, SensoRy AI, moves from testing to large-scale deployment in the cities of Irvine and Laguna Beach, helping communities detect fires earlier.

Tala and Farah Mousa, Earth Prize winners, featured at UN conference

Sisters Tala and Farah Mousa, Earth Prize 2026 Middle East Winners, gain UNRWA recognition for Build Hope, a circular rubble-to-blocks project from Gaza.

Earth Prize 2026: Indian teens are Global Winners for magnetic tamarind powder that removes microplastics from water

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The Earth Prize 2026: Vote for the Global Winner by 27 May

Vote for The Earth Prize 2026 Global Winner! Support teen-led climate solutions from 7 regions. Discover groundbreaking projects and cast your vote by May 27.

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