[PCA] CONFERENCE: World Environmental Education Congress May 10-14 (Montreal, Canada)
Olivia Kwong
plant at plantconservation.org
Wed Apr 8 16:07:00 CDT 2009
http://www.5weec.uqam.ca/bulletin/5/english.htm
The 5th World Environmental Education Congress is designed to involve
attendees directly in the process of environmental education by tackling
real world issues in concert with players from around the globe. In this
manner we will move to prepare the next generation of environmental
citizens, in view of developing a population capable of making informed
decisions regarding their personal well-being and that of all peoples on
this, the planet Earth, our common home.
The program of the 5th World Congress will include invited speakers and
guests of worldwide renown. A broad range of topics relevant to
Environmental Education will be broached, each under their respective
thematic niches, covering connected issues of health, economy, society,
schools and universities, heritage, ethics, identity and indigenous
practices.
International socio-scientific experts will be gathering to present their
ideas and to discuss with others, through presentations in the form of
workshops, oral presentations, round tables and posters. By means of a
political forum, a discussion among different politicians and
decision-makers will shed light on the contributions and action plans of
their sectors. Additionally, a unique forum for NGOs and NPOs will allow
delegates to come to know non-governmental and non-profit organizations
active in environmental education, from Canada and beyond. Finally, a
series of symposia animated by invited panelists will address specific
themes and issues of interest to all.
A variety of parallel activities, special events and educational tours as
well as an exhibition fair will also be part of this extensive program,
offering all delegates the chance to interact with others working in this
essential field.
See the link above for information on the Congress and the call for papers
for different parts of the meeting.
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