On the morning of Monday 30th June the Central Australian Research Network based at CDU in Alice will host the first of two scenario-building workshops on Central Australian Climate Change.
The workshops are part of the CDU's School of Environmental Research's program to develop regional models of climate change.
This month's workshop in Alice will be facilitated by Professor Stephen Garnett and will be used to develop an initial trial set of scenarios to be re-analysed later this year.
We would like the workshop to be attended by people, not just with
an understanding of the way the landscape in central Australia is
lived in and used, but also the imagination to envisage a future
thirty years hence.
For more information, or to register your interest in participating please email
rolf.gerritsen@cdu.edu.au
Friday, June 20, 2008
My Environmental Education Evaluation Resource Assistant
A new web-based tool to assist environmental educators in conducting programme evaluations has been created by Dr. Michaela Zint of the University of Michigan (USA).
My Environmental Education Evaluation Resource Assistant provides guidance on all aspects of evaluating an education programme.
My Environmental Education Evaluation Resource Assistant provides guidance on all aspects of evaluating an education programme.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
2020 Summit Report
Just in case you haven't heard, the final report of the 2020 Summit is now available online
2020 Summit Final Report
2020 Summit Final Report
Friday, June 13, 2008
Carbon Free Youth Conference
In early July, 9th - 12th, the Australian Association for Environmental Education is holding is biennial conference in Darwin.
An important part of this conference is the Youth conference that is being coordinated by Alicia Curtis through Millennium Kids Inc.
The goal is to have as many young people from the NT participate as possible.
The conference is open to 10-25 year olds and will be the first Carbon Free Youth Conference in Australia
Instead of 100 young people flying to Darwin for the conference, there will be activities in locations across Australia for young people to participate in and then connect in with state youth representatives in Darwin via video link.
For more information, please contact
Alicia Curtis – AAEE MK Youth Conference Coordinator
E: alicia@aliciacurtis.com
M: 0413 565 338
Find out more
An important part of this conference is the Youth conference that is being coordinated by Alicia Curtis through Millennium Kids Inc.
The goal is to have as many young people from the NT participate as possible.
The conference is open to 10-25 year olds and will be the first Carbon Free Youth Conference in Australia
Instead of 100 young people flying to Darwin for the conference, there will be activities in locations across Australia for young people to participate in and then connect in with state youth representatives in Darwin via video link.
For more information, please contact
Alicia Curtis – AAEE MK Youth Conference Coordinator
E: alicia@aliciacurtis.com
M: 0413 565 338
Find out more
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