vol 5, no 1 - 2000

articles

• communicating the science of climate change: a mutual challenge for scientists and educators

  gordon a. mcbean, henry g. hengeveld

  pp. 9-25

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• kyoto redoux: assessment of an environmental science collaborative learning project for undergraduate, non-science majors

  anastasia p. samaras, barbara j. howard, carolee m. wende

  pp. 26-47

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• deep ecology and education: a conversation with arne næss

  arne næss, bob jickling

  pp. 48-62

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• education for local and global ecological responsibility: arne næss's crosscultural, ecophilosophy approach

  alan drengson

  pp. 63-76

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• friluftsliv: the scandinavian philosophy of outdoor life

  hans gelter

  pp. 77-92

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• educating for thinking about "a good quality of life" and qualitative research outcomes

  luigina mortari

  pp. 93-113

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• toward teaching environmental ethics: exploring problems in the language of evolving social values

  eugene hargrove

  pp. 114-133

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• ethical imagining: ecofeminist possibilities and environmental learning

  leesa fawcett

  pp. 134-149

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• ecofeminism goes bush

  patsy hallen

  pp. 150-166

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• all knowledge is carnal knowledge: a correspondence

  david b. abram, david jardine

  pp. 167-177

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• reading the stones

  jackie seidel

  pp. 178-185

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• crafting as a practice of relating to the natural world

  zabe maceachren

  pp. 186-199

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• learning, magic, & politics: integrating ecofeminist spirituality into environmental education

  kimberley fry

  pp. 200-212

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• water in an era of peace: teaching for regional cooperation in a multicultural setting

  ruth zuzovsky

  pp. 213-237

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• recent international developments in professional development in environmental education: reflections and issues

  ian robottom, regula kyburz-graber

  pp. 249-267

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• developing environmental awareness through literature and media education: curriculum development in the context of teachers' practice

  keith bishop, alan reid, andrew stables,, marina lencastre, steven stoer, ronald soetaert

  pp. 268-286

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• a report on an ontario secondary school integrated environmental studies program

  constance l. russell, john burton

  pp. 287-304

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• the effect of instruction on children's knowledge of marine ecology, attitudes toward the ocean, and stances toward marine resource issues

  shirley cummins, gloria snively

  pp. 305-326

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• how does a geography teacher contribute to pupils' environmental education? unweaving the web between theorising and data

  alan reid

  pp. 327-344

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