A whale, a pod of dolphins and a community that cared
Ask an environmental educator what keeps them going, and you’ll often hear about moments that money simply can’t buy. Like watching a pod of dolphins escort a lost young whale safely back ...
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A framework for action in uncertain times
It’s during times like these that we’re reminded just how fragile many of the human systems we rely on really are. Supply chains falter, political tensions rise, and economic certainty feels increasin...
Reflecting on & building environmental education capacity
Environmental education doesn’t happen by accident It happens because people like us choose to show up with curiosity, care and a belief that understanding our environment is essential to our collecti...
An environmental educator at The People’s Blockade of the world’s largest coal port
By Andrew Snedden I pulled up at the blockade camp just as the sun was setting, painting the sky orange – it felt fittingly dramatic. On the shores of Muloobinba/Newcastle, home to the worl...
Who is an Environmental Educator?
By Amy Matheson, AAEE Marketing Officer People find their way to AAEE in all sorts of ways. For some, it’s through a colleague or a friend. For others, a conference invitation sparks their curiosity.&...
Celebrating WA’s Environmental Educator of the Year 2025: Peta Scorer
The WA Chapter of the Australian Association for Environmental Education is proud to recognise Peta Scorer as the Environmental Educator of the Year for 2025. Peta has been a lifelong advocate for sus...
