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Australian Association for Environmental Education Inc.

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23.01.2022 This is possible :)

23.01.2022 Amazing effort by Sam & locals on Christmas Island collecting data for AUSMAP - horribly beautiful - the colours & loads are incredible! Can’t wait to collate just how many are there!

21.01.2022 Though there was no walking the green carpet last night, the virtual Environment Education Awards 2020 was a great celebration of our sustainability educators a...nd students! Congratulations again to the finalists this year who were all incredibly deserving of this recognition, not just for themselves but for the projects and people that they work with and represent. It's so evident that environment education isn't just 'work' for any of you, but an all-encompassing passion and commitment. A further BIG congratulations for our winners of the Award categories for 2020! COMMUNITY EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR Amanda Robertson Dolphin Research Institute STUDENT OF THE YEAR Lucy Skelton Melbourne Girls' College TEACHER OF THE YEAR Jemma Dunstan Barton Primary School Well done again to ALL the EEVA finalists and to the educators and students this year across Australia. As has been said before, your 'wins' in sustainability this year are everyone's wins! We're proud of this community! . . . . . BirdLife Australia Dolphin Research Institute Nature Stewards Brentwood Secondary College Melbourne Girls' College Student Voice Network #earlylearningcentreuniversityofmelbourneelc #unimelbecoheroes #bartonprimaryschool Deakin University MacKillop College Werribee Australian Association for Environmental Education Inc.#zerowasteschoolsaustralia #EnvironmentEducationVictoriaAwards #EducatorOfTheYear #TeacherOfTheYear #StudentOfTheYear #EEVA #EnvironmentAwards #ExcellenceInTeaching #Sustainability #SustainabilityAwards #AwardsNight #VictorianAwards #GreenCarpet #GreenTie #Leadership #ExcellenceInEducation #EnvironmentStudents #LeadersOfTomorrow #LeadersOfToday #EnvironmentEducation #EEV

20.01.2022 Innovation in renewables across all sectors.

16.01.2022 Glorious nature

16.01.2022 Every piece of plastic ever made still exists in the world somewhere in some form. With 8 million tons of plastic entering our ocean every year it is estimated ...150 million tons is currently circulating in our marine environments. Over time plastics that enter our oceans become degraded from the sun, salt and water and break down into smaller plastics - microplastics. These smaller plastics are making their way into the stomachs of our sea birds, our marine life causing harm death and further up the food chain, us. Microplastics are now bring found in the air we breathe, the water we drink and the food we eat. Plastic pollution knows no boarders in our oceans and it requires global action. We need action from governments, manufacturers, businesses and communities - working together. Working together for change. Be part of the change. Do not litter. When you see it pick it up Share to help us spread the awareness. #coastalwastewarriors #globalaction #donotlitter #circulareconomy #globalcommitment #globalcitizen #recycleright #saynotosingleuseplastics #plasticoceans #inthistogether #plasticfreeocean #keepourbeachesclean #environment #community #thereisnoplanetb #reducewaste #beachcleanup #reducereuserecycle #endplasticpollution #nature #oceanlitter #choosetoreuse #cleanupaustralia #marinedebris #keepaustraliabeautiful #keepmandurahbeautiful #mandurah #westernaustralia

13.01.2022 The amount of platypus habitat in Australia has shrunk by 22% in 30 years and the animal should now be listed as a nationally threatened species, according to new research.

11.01.2022 WIRES volunteer Natalie from Nimbin was caring for 2 Tawny Frogmouth orphans, they were out in a flight aviary learning to fly when she noticed that an adult Ta...wny Frogmouth was talking to the little orphans in the aviary at night. Having observed the adult sitting very close to the aviary first on a star picket just 2 meters away from the aviary, then the following morning sitting on a chair leaning against the aviary where it spent the rest of the day assuming it's "I am really a tree branch" pose. After Natalie went into the aviary to feed the fledglings they soon moved down to a branch that was at the same level as the adult sitting on the chair outside. It seemed that the adult Tawny Frogmouth really had a serious interest in these juveniles! Since the little ones were also trying to get closer to the adult Natalie figured, despite not speaking fluent Tawny herself, it wasn't saying anything mean to them. Natalie named the adult Big T. That night at dusk Natalie decided it was worth seeing if Big T would adopt the little ones, they were now capable of flight. She put the 2 fledglings outside the aviary. Big T flew to a nearby tree and called them up. They both managed to fly up to Big T and soon all 3 were sitting together. As soon as it was dark Big T took off. The two orphans flew around and ended up in different trees. Natalie held her breath, but soon after observed Big T fly to each chick and feed them, then fly off again. A flurry of activity ensued as the orphans practiced flying and landing as they tried to follow Big T around. At one point Natalie saw all 3 perched right on top of the roof of the house! Since that first night the three have been inseparable, Big T is feeding them, teaching them to hunt, how to pose to look like a stick, safe to say they have formally been adopted by Big T.

09.01.2022 Don't miss out, only 90 free tickets available.

08.01.2022 AAEE- Tasmanian Chapter Inc.

08.01.2022 Mary Lou Hager, Mixed-Media Sculpture "On an armature of wood and wire I sculpt the bodies of each of my creatures with a lightweight air drying clay. I press i...n different textures to create their skin and cut in their features. The masks and beetles are assembled with wood veneer, air dry clay, beaded legs , hand painted eyes and digitally created wings. Each piece is hand painted with layers of brilliant acrylic paints and coated with a flexible UV and moisture protective acrylic gel or acrylic spray." http://www.mlouhager.com https://amdurproductions.com/2014/08/mary-hager/

04.01.2022 Join EEV for a day of professional learning at the VCE Environmental Science Teachers Conference 2020 where we'll hear from professionals with expertise in all ...things soil! From the ancient nature of Australian soils to the use of microorganisms, you'll be fully immersed in this diverse topic. On the day we will hear from four experts including Associate Professor Vanessa Wong from Monash University. Associate Professor Vanessa Wong is a soil scientist in the School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment at Monash University and Vice President of Soil Science Australia. Her research focuses on understanding how soil biogeochemical cycles are altered in natural and agricultural environments by land management activities and other processes such as sea level rise. She is passionate about teaching and communicating the importance of soil for society and why we should think more about the world beneath our feet. The morning sessions will be a mix of technical instruction and general interest and will be followed by an afternoon of workshopping the information into usable classroom content. The conference will be held on on Wednesday 16th of December, and tickets are $50 for EEV Members and $75 for Non-Members. Go to the link below to book your ticket now! https://events.humanitix.com/vce-environmental-science-teac . . . . . @soilscienceaust @monash_uni #soil #SoilHealth #SoilScience #SoilBiology #AustralianSoil #Australia #SoilScienceAustralia #EnvironmentalScience #VCEscience #VCE #VCEteachers #sustainability #Environment #EnvironmentEducation #EEV See more

02.01.2022 Fabulous day of sharing :)

02.01.2022 CATERPILLAR FEETS *photos are not mine

02.01.2022 Caption this The amazing shot was taken in the heart of Channel Country near Innamincka. : Cloncurry Mustering Company

02.01.2022 Congratulations to the finalists in the Environment Education Victoria Awards 2020! We received some wonderful nominations in all categories which demonstra...tes the resilience and creativity of our amazing sustainability educators and students over the last year! Their sustainability wins are everyone's wins. We're proud to be able to bring you the following finalists in these three categories - COMMUNITY EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR Alex Johnson BirdLife Australia Amanda Robertson Dolphin Research Institute Madelaine Willcock Nature Stewards Program STUDENT OF THE YEAR Henry Lim Brentwood Secondary College Lucy Skelton Melbourne Girls' College TEACHER OF THE YEAR Harriet Deans University of Melbourne's Early Learning Centre Jemma Dunstan Barton Primary School Peta White Deakin University Sarah Moore MacKillop College Congratulations to our finalists and please join us THIS FRIDAY to help celebrate everyone's wins together as a community! The link to book for this online Awards night is below - we look forward to seeing you there! . https://events.humanitix.com/eev-awards-2020 . . . BirdLife Australia Dolphin Research Institute Nature Stewards Brentwood Secondary College Melbourne Girls College Student Voice Network #EarlyLearningCentreUniversityofMelbourneelc #unimelbecoheroes #bartonprimaryschool Deakin University MacKillop College Werribee #zerowasteschoolsaustralia #EnvironmentEducationVictoriaAwards #EducatorOfTheYear #TeacherOfTheYear #StudentOfTheYear #EEVA #EnvironmentAwards #ExcellenceInTeaching #Sustainability #SustainabilityAwards #AwardsNight #VictorianAwards #GreenCarpet #GreenTie #Leadership #ExcellenceInEducation #EnvironmentStudents #LeadersOfTomorrow #LeadersOfToday #EnvironmentEducation #EEV