Many environmental educators were motivated to enter the field by aconcern for the loss of places to which they felt a strong sense of attachment and belonging. This raises the question of whether a sense of place, or attachment to the Australian biophysical or cultural landscape, has shaped Australian environmental education research. An analysis was conducted of articles by Australian authors published in the AJEE in the period from 1990-2000, a time that preceded the (re)emergence of attention to placebased education in academic circles. Only four of 67 articles addressed the author’s or other Australian's sense of place. Several explanations for this finding are examined, drawing on some of the environmental psychology literature on pla...
This paper presents the story of a project undertaken by researchers who are active participants in ...
It may seem something of a paradox that in a globalised age where notions of interdependence, interc...
Integrating people's values and perceptions into planning is essential for the successful management...
Many environmental educators were motivated to enter the field by aconcern for the loss of places to...
This paper considers the ecopolitical and social implications of moving towards a place sensitive cu...
‘Where are you from?’ This question often refers to someone’s birthplace, childhood home or a place ...
This paper addresses the question of how Australian environmental education (EE) research was concep...
There is growing discussion on the use of local outdoor environments to enhance a person's sens...
The Australian Curriculum: Geography identifies place as one of the pivotal concepts. How place is u...
There is growing discussion on the use of local outdoor environments to enhance a person’s sense of ...
In the year in which the new Australian government has officially apologized to the Stolen Generatio...
In the year in which the new Australian government has officially apologized to the Stolen Generatio...
Environmental Education (EE) has become increasingly important in Australian public and governmental...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 313-325)[6], 325 leaves ; 30 cm.Specific concern is the ...
This paper considered the changes in education that are needed in response to the rapidly deteriorat...
This paper presents the story of a project undertaken by researchers who are active participants in ...
It may seem something of a paradox that in a globalised age where notions of interdependence, interc...
Integrating people's values and perceptions into planning is essential for the successful management...
Many environmental educators were motivated to enter the field by aconcern for the loss of places to...
This paper considers the ecopolitical and social implications of moving towards a place sensitive cu...
‘Where are you from?’ This question often refers to someone’s birthplace, childhood home or a place ...
This paper addresses the question of how Australian environmental education (EE) research was concep...
There is growing discussion on the use of local outdoor environments to enhance a person's sens...
The Australian Curriculum: Geography identifies place as one of the pivotal concepts. How place is u...
There is growing discussion on the use of local outdoor environments to enhance a person’s sense of ...
In the year in which the new Australian government has officially apologized to the Stolen Generatio...
In the year in which the new Australian government has officially apologized to the Stolen Generatio...
Environmental Education (EE) has become increasingly important in Australian public and governmental...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 313-325)[6], 325 leaves ; 30 cm.Specific concern is the ...
This paper considered the changes in education that are needed in response to the rapidly deteriorat...
This paper presents the story of a project undertaken by researchers who are active participants in ...
It may seem something of a paradox that in a globalised age where notions of interdependence, interc...
Integrating people's values and perceptions into planning is essential for the successful management...