The purpose of this project was to build capacity – a network - within the humanities in understanding the relevance of sustainability education to issues facing the fragility of our common material resource, and on the basis of this network to develop strategies/proposals for the development of teaching materials that would have salience for discipline-specific teaching, which could then seek funding on their own merits. The project planned to achieve this by bringing together discipline-specific specialists (both academic and professional) with a record of interest in sustainability as a network, both real and virtual, for discussion and development of sustainability issues within a range of humanities disciplines in higher education.
Arts, Humanities And Social Sciences
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An interactive game, among other resources, enables participants to engage directly with catchment management issues.
A site dedicated to sustainable development and the implications it has for leadership, strategy and change in organisations.
This site is dedicated to promoting environmental education, it provides a forum for sharing of knowledge and expertise and showcases educators, debates, discussions and recommendations to promote a sustainable future for Australia. Membership is required to access all the resources, however the State Chapters section provides information on what is happening in each state and territory in Australia. Writing it Up is also a useful guide to writing Sustainability Education Case Studies
A hub of information relating to environmental sustainability in the context of the urban and built environments with a particular emphasis on social and cultural impacts. The Publications Library contains papers concerning sustainable development, green communities and social cohesion/ equality issues. There is also access to online resources including sustainability indicators and housing statistics.
ASBEC is the peak body committed to developing a sustainable built environment in Australia. The Research section provides downloadable reports dealing with issues such as: sustainable built environment, including energy efficient buildings, transport innovations and the capacity of buildings to reduce GHG emissions. The website details activities, events, research and task groups associated with achieving these aims.
This UK based website has many links to organisations, research papers, government authorities and projects in the UK that are dealing with the impacts of climate change on human health.
This institute, one of a number within the ANU's Australian Centre for Environmental Law, provides information on its website about current research projects and recent publications in the area of climate change and law. There are also links to other national institutes at ANU for other disciplines.
Access a number of case studies for students in climate change adaptation via this site. These were developed over a two year period for a federally funded research project aimed at determining employer needs for graduate skills in climate change adaptation. An email address is required to access resources.
Described as a 'summary' this booklet has short, concise sections on the impact of climate change on health and possible solutions to the problems. All parts of the booklet are downloadable as pdfs.
The Australian Governments approach to climate change. The site contains background information on the issue, details of government incentives, policies and programmes related to climate change as well as useful tools, resources and links about the issue.
An extensive searchable database of publications, information, resources, statistics, strategies, policies on the Australian environment. Materials are easy to search and arranged by sub-topics such as 'biodiversity' and 'water'.
A workbook and toolbox to help practitioners plan and implement community engagement activities.
This website provides a number of activity sheets, interactive exercises and articles on how to bring about change in organisations and communities towards sustainability.
EEA is a platform for knowledge sharing and development concerning research, policy making and eco-innovation. European focus.
A CD-ROM exposing learners to key issues, challenges, features, functions, and the political dynamics of the intergovernmental system.
This organisation runs many programs based in schools and communities in China, Kosovo, Macedonia and other eastern European nations.
Contains a wealth of tools to support conservation action as well as access to many global databases containing up to date information about species protection, habitat management and ecosystem conservation. The conservation education and awareness raising section contains action planning and group facilitation guides and communication, education and awareness strategies for coordinators of biodiversity initiatives.
Site promotes increasing awareness of legal issues related to corporate sustainability including a video training manual on human rights.
The Mekong e-Sim is an online roleplay simulation set in the Mekong region of South-East Asia which seeks to inform participants of the issues faced in the Mekong region and involve them in the hypothetical management of some of these conflicts.