Environmental education builds on many tenets of positive youth development (PYD), including the idea that young people have personal assets and skills that should be fostered and developed.
Environmental education happens in many places—inside and outside of school, in the home and community, online and in person—and case studies reflect this diversity.
As educators, our challenge is to provide tools, resources, and multiple opportunities for people of all ages and socio-demographics to learn about the ocean and how we are inextricably interconnec
Welcome to Environmental Education in Action—a collection of case studies and educational approaches that demonstrates the powerful role environmental educa
A fundamental pillar in marine conservation is an informed community, including not only students and coastal inhabitants, but also decision-makers, journalists, and everybody who benefits from mar
In the state of Washington, quality early childhood education is in high demand, with more children in need of care and education than seats in classrooms.
The U.S.-Taiwan Eco-Campus Partnership Program (EPP) seeks to build a clean and healthy living environment to achieve the goal of sustainable communities. EPP’s main objectives include:
Yokohama City, one of the largest cities in Japan with a population of 3.75 million, has confronted solid waste management challenges since the early 2000s when its garbage dumpsites were fil
Rocking the Boat works with high school students, beginning in the 9th grade, after school and during the summer through courses in one of three disciplines: Wooden Boatbuilding, Environ
The Land and Water Program, coordinated through the University of Manitoba’s Community Engaged Learning department, is an Indigenous land-based climate change education program that brings together
