Why and how the environment is vital in challenging times.

Environmental Education

124

Naturally Connected.

2020

0 309-8451

... This edition is very much about recognising the vital importance of the natural world in our lives, which is arguably a very strong element of the whole "why we need environmental education" dicussion. Nature is such an important contributor to our mental wellbeing; of course, first and foremost, Nature produces the air we breathe, ... (orig.)

NAEE
Editorials
Lockdown reflections. Members´ observation
Profile : Book Reviews Coordinator
Obituary : Anne Kenrick MBE
Hugh Kenrick Days : Studying Biomes
Volunteer Award : Martineeau Gardens
Young writer : Mapping the wild side of London

Environmental Education in the UK
Climate change education : Teach the Future
Nature connections
- Impacts on childrens wellbeing
- Young people and nature
- Schools on Reserves RSPB
- Bringing sciene to life
Outdoor learning and P4C
- P4C outdoors
- Philosopher's Backpack
Public engagement : EE for a mainstream audience

World Environmental Education
International schools : Eco Film Awards
Wildlife conservation : The Life of a Wildlife Vet
Bird conservation : Working to save the albatross
Nature internships : A walk on the wild side
Transition in learning : Local food markets

Reviews
Book reviews
Webwatch Focus on lockdown
Final Thougt
References

↑ https://naee.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/EE-124.pdf

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