Constellations of Hope: 90 authors document learning transformation in 25 countries
A new report to the Club of Rome gathers 90 authors from 25 countries who document transformative learning practices already ...
Tag: environmental education
Early science memories run deep, but marine outreach still skips the youngest grades
A survey of 290 undergraduates and 25 U.S. marine education institutions finds most STEM students recall elementary school as their ...
Scientists propose ‘critical modelling’ to teach science through Latin America’s socioecological conflicts
A new conceptual framework argues that modelling socioscientific issues, from water scarcity to lithium extraction, can fuse disciplinary rigour with ...
STEM Lessons Boost Students’ Indoor Air Quality Knowledge in Four Countries
A STEM-based indoor air quality programme produced immediate self-reported knowledge and behaviour gains among 1,027 students in Nepal, Malaysia, Indonesia ...
Ecological Civilization Education Tracks With Stronger Academic Results in Chinese Postgraduates
A six-year study of 156 Chinese environmental science postgraduates found that stronger exposure to ecological civilization education was associated with ...
Scientists as keystones: bridging ecology and learning theory to transform environmental engagement
A new Ambio perspective argues that learning ecosystems are material components of social-ecological systems and that environmental scientists can act ...
Transformational experiences in higher education: sustainability for educational leaders
Interviews with 20 K–12 sustainability leaders found that courses, campus activism, service experiences, supportive instructors and academic fields shaped their ...
Survey and regression models reveal how residents of Lurin, Peru perceive urban sustainability
A survey of 180 residents in LurÃn, Peru, combined with linear regression models, shows that urban environmental management systems strongly ...
Caves as Canvases: Why Art May Hold the Key to Saving Hidden Ecosystems
A new perspective in Subterranean Biology argues that collaboration between artists and cave scientists could transform public engagement and conservation ...
What Shapes Local Support for Wildlife Conservation? Education, Food and Benefits Hold the Key Near a Tanzanian National Park
A new study of communities bordering Tanzania's Mkomazi National Park finds that formal education, perceived conservation benefits, and even food ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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