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Missing Voices in Australian Climate Education

For many migrant young people, climate change has never been an abstract future problem. It is something affecting their family members, communities and homelands right now.

Person at a protest holding a sign that says 'Its getting hot in here'.

Water connects everything

Sometimes, a deeper understanding of a complex living system begins with something as simple as watching where the rain goes.

Australian wetland river

Connection to the coast starts with experience

Dive In: Deepening Connection to the Coast through hands-on marine educationMarine Discover Centre South AustraliaOur sEEd grants are designed to overcome a simple yet frustrating hurdle for environme...

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 ...
Women holding estuary educational book for children

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...

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