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Here’s Richard Louv writing about nature for the Children and Nature Network He says, “What’s nature? Whilst scientists and poets struggle to find the answer, each of us must capture the mystery.” He goes on: “A few years ago, I worked with a council of neuroscientists, experts on childhood development. When I asked how experiences in…
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Luc Hoffmann died on July 21st, age 93. He was heir to the Hoffmann-LaRoche pharmaceutical fortune, but used his money for conservation, being heavily involved with funding WWF from its inception in 1961. His approach to conservation, “with man, not against him” influenced WWF and others, but as this appreciation from the Economist shows, “Few…
NAEE trustee, Gabrielle Back, has been honoured as International Green World Ambassador. This recognition comes as a result of the environmental success of her CREATIVE RECYCLING & CLIMATE CHANGE SURVEYANCE Project which won a 2015 Green Apple Environment Award. As a result of that success, her winning paper is to be published in The Green Book, an annual work of…
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The British Antarctic Survey says that penguin colonies are at risk from an erupting volcano on a small island in the South Sandwich archipelago because of deposits of ash. Zavodovski Island has one of the world’s largest penguin colonies, and its volcano, Mt Curry, has been erupting since March. The island is home to over…
You can read the BBC’s take on the report of the natural connections project here. As part of this, the report’s main author told BBC news: “We need to be a little bit clearer about what forms of outdoor learning meet what purposes and aims (of curricula). So rather than just being outdoors magically making…
Let the Games Begin is one of the two articles published by Green Teacher in its February 2016 edition that is freely available to read. We are highlighting it here to draw your attention both to the article, and to Green Teacher itself, as this is a journal that NAEE finds to be consistently informative…