The Earth Museum: an experiment in global citizen learning

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Just found an urban fox trying to cross the road in Barking but clearly scared by heavy traffic. I pressed the pedestrian crossing button for them & they then crossed over effortlessly to continue with their evening of foxy activities. Maybe we need beg buttons for wildlife too?

Inundation Street is a 360 experience showing flooding in a home and the steps you can take to reduce the impacts:

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NAEE began its Fellows scheme in 2017 to recognise the significant contribution that individuals are making to environmental education through their work and so that the Association can work closely with them to further support and encourage….

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Soya, Solar or Wine?
We occasionally feature the writings of Ronald Rovers, a Dutch commenter on sustainability. A 2023 post focused on whether it makes sense for a country in the northern latitudes to grow vines, or soybeans, or to house solar panels.

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Australians choose hybrids over EVs as sales of conventional cars decline theguardian.com/environment/20…

In #outdooreducation we talk a lot about the 'journey', but rarely do we take #postgraduate #students on a narrow gauge train to explore different ways of reading the landscape and knowing #place . A great day with The Wells & Walsingham Light Railway and WalsinghamShrine on #fieldwork

Seven conservation pioneers who are ‘actually saving the world’ - Positive News positive.news/environment/se…

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NAEE publishes its journal: Environmental Education, 3 times a year. It is free to members.

Marine Matters Issue 41 is out now! 🦭

Learn about the new Victorian National Reference Station, the impact of the 2022 East Australian floods, IMOS contributions to the State of the Global Climate Report and much more. 🔗bit.ly/3w7nfS2

For all the latest news & information about #environmental #education for May 6th

naee.org.uk/6th-may-2024/

Check out the new #whale book by our friend Dr. Vanessa Pirotta

Cor, look at these absolute stunners 😍 Pasqueflowers, the flowers of Easter, blooming right on time! I’ve never seen them before so really happy to have spotted them (hadn’t realised a spider was catching a bee in one tho!). Happy Easter all! #hartslock BBO Wildlife Trust The Wildlife Trusts

Citizen-science meets rivers activism again (& filling the gap left by government): The Rivers Trust launches The Big River Watch, a monitoring scheme for local volunteers to report details of pollution.
Find out more below, participate, spread the word...
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Discovering Shared Values

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Here are six ways to make education more inclusive | Catherine Smith theguardian.com/australia-news…

Sentient’s Jessica Scott-Reid, M.A. fact-checks Common Ground, the new documentary from the filmmakers of Kiss the Ground.

NAEE’s curriculum guides for schools

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📢Just ANNOUNCED!

Hen Harrier Action #SkydancerDay2024 will be broadcast on:

🗓️Saturday May 4th, 2024
📍RSPB Insh Marshes & online

Expect wildlife films, nature photography, conservation updates & more!

➡️Save the Date & Learn More: henharrierday.uk/get-involved/s…

Can you spot the bird?
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