6 resources to learn more about environmental education

Materials presented by experts during the two-day seminar Environmental Education: How to teach for a sustainable future? are now available for download

The two-day seminar Environmental education: How to teach for a sustainable future?, promoted on the 16th and 17th of February, discussed practical approaches to implement pedagogies sensible to the current global challenges. Now, it is possible to learn in detail about these debates through the materials presented by specialists from the UK and Brazil.

Education for environmental sustainability: co-creation of futures with students and teachers (Dr Lynda Dunlop, University Of York, And Dr Elizabeth Rushton, King’s College London)

Educating For Just Transition  (Sufyan Droubi, Dundee Law School, and Fernando L Fernandes, Community Education)

Projects in the community: an analysis of environmental issues based on the territory (Alessandra Bizerra, USP)

Engaging all audiences with STEM (Karen Davies, Head Of Learning Research And Resources  at the Science Museum Group)

You and CO2: Lessons from a climate change education programme (Dr Jennifer A. Rudd, Swansea University)

The Environmental Education in academic literature on science teaching (Sandra Unbehaum, Fundação Carlos Chagas)

Museu da Vida: How museums can promote Environmental Education? (Héliton Barros, Museu da Vida)

Environmental Education and critical interculturality (Dr Danilo Seithi Kato, UFTM)