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Environmental Education Materials: Guidelines for Excellence
Abstract: Work book offering guidance for the process of activity and program creation utilizing environmental issues.
Source: NAAEE
Resource Type: Manual/handbook/curriculum

Environmental Education: Background and History
Abstract: Describes components of environmental education and links to additional information.
Source: EPA
Resource Type: Fact sheet/checklist

NAAEE Conference
Abstract: Pre-workshop discussion on Total Environmental Education including reference to Dr. Bora Simmons.
Source: NAAEE
Resource Type: Fact sheet/checklist

Pollution Prevention
Abstract: Defines and describes P2.
Source: EPA
Resource Type: Fact sheet/checklist

Project-Based Learning: Instructional Module
Abstract: The second in an ongoing series of free teaching modules developed by education faculty and professional developers, and sponsored by the George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF). Part One, Guided Process, is designed to give participants a brief introd
Source: The George Lucas Educational Foundation
Resource Type: Article/report

Service Learning: Beyond the Classroom
Abstract: This booklet describes how students across the country are gaining hands-on awareness of waste reduction, recycling, and composting, through solid waste service-learning projects.
Source: EPA
Resource Type: Manual/handbook/curriculum

Sustainable Development Toolkit
Abstract: Description of how sustainability relates to education. Links to Kit to help schools and communities develop a process for creating locally relevant and culturally appropriate education. This Toolkit is based on the idea that communities and educational s
Source: Education for Sustainable Development
Resource Type: Manual/handbook/curriculum

Tbilisi Declaration
Abstract: Declaration adopted at first intergovernmental conference on environmental education.
Source: GDRC
Resource Type: Fact sheet/checklist

The Global Green Deal
Abstract: A positive article on how to change the course of human impacts on planet earth.
Source: Buckminster Fuller Institute
Resource Type: Fact sheet/checklist

Using Environment-Based Education to Advance Learning Skills and Character Development
Abstract: Describes the efficacy of environment-based education in helping young people become lifelong learners and leaders.
Source: National Environmental Education and Training Foundation
Resource Type: Article/report

What is Waste Prevention?
Abstract: Defines waste prevention and its benefits, and identifies means to promote it.
Source: Inform Inc.
Resource Type: Fact sheet/checklist

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