Allison Gacad, 21, Canada In Northwestern Canada, supporters of the Wet’suwet’en resist construction of a 6 billion dollar natural gas pipeline crossing over their traditional territory. Since 1997, the Canadian Supreme Court […]
”Choose Evolve”, a new Lisbon
Article written by João Pedro Costa, Portugal In an event that brought together children and adults, on January 11 2020, Lisbon was marked official as the Green European Capital for 2020. The […]
A Serendipity in Longyan Geopark as a Science Popularization Volunteer
Written by Yutong Phoenix Feng, China. Longyan Aspiring UNESCO Gloabl Geopark, located in Fujian Province, China, is a wonderland abundant with biodiversity, geological and cultural heritage. At the end of 2019, I […]
REMADE TO BE REMADE AGAIN
Eren Olgaç (17), YRE Students from Turkey at the 10th World Environmental Education Congress In today’s world, due to limited resources and over-polluted environment, recycling must be an important part of our […]
Nudge leads to behavioral change?
YRE team from Turkey made a presentation of the project at the WEEC 2019 Congress in Bangkok, Thailand UMUT DİLSİZ, YRE Turkey, Saint-Joseph French High School, Coordinator Teacher I believe that young people […]
LANGUAGE EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
A Case Study from Japanese Higher Education by Joshua Jodoin at the 10th World Environmental Education Congress held in Bangkok, Thailand Alin Aşım (15), YRE Students from Turkey at the 10th World […]
YRE from Turkey at the 10th World Environmental Education Congress
AN INTERVIEW WITH GUNTER PAULI
For some he is “The Steve Jobs of Sustainability” while we call him the “Living Legend of Sustainability” When we were about to leave the conference hall, we heard someone talking enthusiastically. […]
AN INTERVIEW WİTH NICLAS SVENNİNGSEN
“IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO JUST TO SAY YOU WILL DO IT, BUT YOU HAVE TO SAY WE WILL DO IT.” During the WEEC2019 conference in the Bangkok city of Thailand, we […]
Drowning in a Sea of Plastic!
Wallace High School, Northern Ireland YRE 2018-2019 – Age 11-14 Right now an estimated 13 million tonnes of plastic, everything from bottles to bags to micro beads, end up in our oceans […]
