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The Ecological Footprint

Benito Cao

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  • 15
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  • over 25

The Ecological Footprint

English

Australia

This set of powerpoint slides explores the uses of the ecological footprint as a pedagogical tool in education for environmental citizenship.

Environment and Citizenship

Benito Cao

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  • over 25

Environment and Citizenship: Rethinking What It Means to Be a Citizen in the 21st Century.

English

Australia

This book chapter outlines some of the challenges that environmental concerns pose to the dominant formulations and articulations of citizenship. The chapter explores how environmental concerns are creating new rights and responsibilities; how this is producing new articulations of citizenship; and how these novelties interact with the individual-state-market triad, and with corporate and consumer citizenship.

Irmeli Mustalahti

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Tieto kiertoon -malli. (Circulating Knowledge -model).

Finnish

Finland

Yes

The model is aimed at young people aged 15-30 who are interested in nature, environmental impact and sustainable development. The model aims to reach young people who are still looking for their study or working life paths, primarily at different stages of education.

Inlfuence of non-formal EE program in junior highschool students' environmentla literacy

Daphne Goldman

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Goldman, D., Ben-Zvi Assaraf, O., & Shaarbani, D. (2013). Influence of a non-formal Environmental Education program on junior high school students' environmental literacy. International Journal of Science Education, 35(3), 515-545.

English

Israel

This manuscript explores, in a pre-test - post-test design, the influence of the 'Green Council Program', which is developed and implemented in schools by The israeli society for the Protection of Nature and is based on principles of nonformal education, on junior highschool students environmental literacy attributes.The research investigted students' EL characteristicS via a combination of qualitative and quantitative tools: the Draw and Environmenta test, the word association procedure and an close- and open ended questionnaiire. The paper leads to recommendations for supplementing the school science curriculum with external, nonformal environmental education enrichment programs.

Is environmentalism a component of youth movement memebers' social activism?

Daphne Goldman

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  • 17

Goldman, D., Pe’er, S. & Yavetz, B. (2017). Environmental literacy of youth movement members – is environmentalism a component of their social activism? Environmental Education Research, 23(4), 486-514.

English

Israel

This paper is an outcome of the national survey of environmentla education within the Israeli youth movements, which was requested and supported by the Israeli Ministry for Environmental Protection. The study led to policy recommendations for enhancing environmental education within this major non-formal framework. Establishing 'accrediation of green branches' of youth movements exemplifies how research can impact policy.

Promoting ESE in the ultraorthodox community

Daphne Goldman

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Alkaher, I., Goldman, D., & Sagy, G. (2018) Culturally based education for sustainability – Insights from a pioneering ultraorthodox city in Israel. Sustainability, 10(10), 3721.

English

Israel

This interpretive study ties into sustainability in multicultural contexts. It explored how a pioneering ultraorthodox municipality (local governance) is bringing sustainability and environmental and sustainability education into the ultrorthodox community. The findings indicate several directions for adapting ESE to ultraorthodox values and worldviews, and suggest several principles for incorporating ESE within diverse cultural groups in multicultural societies.

PH2O

Isaac Buzo Sánchez

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Hydrological Heritage through Digital Maps

Spanish

Spain

The development of the computing on the cloud has helped the incorporation of the Technologies of Geographical Information ( TIG, in Spanish) to secondary education, as it wassho wn with the proyect before presented by the three partners of this proyect (“ Use of a GISWEB to the design of trails through European protected nature areas”). This time we intend to focus not only on the technology but also, mainly, on the methodology to be applied in the development of the proyect. Therefore, we are going to try to apply the Geographical Systems of information on the cloud ( GISWEB) to tell stories. 2018 has been declared as the European Year of our Cultural Heritage. The stories that we are going to tell will be related toou r heritage, especially that which deals with water ( bridges, dams, health resorts, mills, etc)

Ariel Sarid

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Sarid, A. (2019). Social justice dilemmas: A multidimensional framework of social justice educational leadership. Leadership and Policy in Schools, https://doi.org/10.1080/15700763.2019.1631856

English

Israel

Daphne Goldman

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  • over 25

Pe’er, S., Goldman, D., & Yavetz, B. (2020). Sustainability in Youth Movements: The Situation, Challenges and Directions for Action. In: Nir Michaeli and Gil Gartel (Eds.) Youth Movements in Israel: A Hundred Years of Distinctive Education. Tel Aviv: Mofet Institute Publications (pp. 183-204).

Hebrew

Israel

https://www.danube-iad.eu/docs/starry_book/Starry_booklet_EN_final.pdf

Cristina Sandu

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  • 8
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  • 13

The Adventures of Starry, the Brave Sturgeon

English

Austria

The International Association for Danube Research (IAD) is an active network of scientists in the Danube River Basin, which also aims at going public beyond elaborating scientific core topics of environmental issues. To raise awareness on the concern of preserving aquatic habitats and the life they host, the IAD, Austria, in cooperation with the Institute for Integral Development and Environment, Slovenia, have elaborated this e-book for children, aiming to present the adventures of a little sturgeon in the river and sea. The multilingual translation of the English version reflects the high diversity of languages among the Danubian countries. “The Adventures of Starry, the Brave Sturgeon” is dedicated to children of 8-13 years old, and it is accompanied by a colouring book for children of 4-7 years old.