Socio-ecological Factors Associated with Eco-anxiety Following the 2023 Wildfires Among Northern and Indigenous youth in the Northwest Territories, Canada: Cross-sectional Findings

This study examines eco-anxiety among adolescents in the Northwest Territories following the 2023 wildfires, with specific attention to the experiences of Northern and Indigenous youth.

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Champ Valeur
Creator Academic Journal
Summary Eco-anxiety is an increasingly important mental health concern for young people in Canada, particularly in regions that are experiencing more frequent climate-related events such as wildfires. This study examines eco-anxiety among adolescents in the Northwest Territories following the 2023 wildfires, with specific attention to the experiences of Northern and Indigenous youth.
Local Relevance This study examines eco-anxiety among adolescents in the Northwest Territories following the 2023 wildfires, with specific attention to the experiences of Northern and Indigenous youth.
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Mots-clés Wildfire,Food Security,Mental Health,Health,Survey
Geographic Region NWT
Release Date 2026-04-27
Last Modified Date 2026-04-27
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