A resource guide for teachers who want to run an environmental club but do not have the time to research and plan projects and activities.
Project Description
This resource guide approaches environmental education from a modern persective. Rather than discussing issues as seperate topics, the goal is to emphasis the systems that govern the environment, social structures and policies. It includes topics such as climate change, pollution and social injustice.
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