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Education for Sustainability resource bank

HELLO AND WELCOME

Welcome to the JCU Education for Sustainability (EfS) LibGuide. This online EfS resource bank has been designed for teacher educators, researchers, pre-service teachers, school teachers and students. The tabs above provide access to resources that support EfS across different learning areas and phases of learning. We hope that you find the resources interesting and useful! We encourage you to provide feedback so that the bank continues to grow.

Can Coral Reefs Survive the 21st Century?

The Future Forum: Can Coral Reefs Survive the 21st Century? (ABC News 24 & James Cook University, 2012)

The Great Barrier Reef and the other great coral reefs are the largest living structures on the planet and among the world's most diverse ecosystems. Now some are suggesting up to a fifth of the world's reefs have already been destroyed. So how can we ensure the continued survival of the remaining coral reefs? And how can we meet the world's growing food and energy demands while still protecting fragile coral reefs? Hosted by Robyn Williams, leading experts and practioners met in Cairns to debate these issues in front of an informed audience.

Tar sands oil extraction: The dirty truth

To the last drop: Canada's dirty oil sands

2011 was the International Year of Forests

Of Forests and Men - USA (Edward Norton) from GoodPlanet on Vimeo.

Education for Sustainability: Welcome

Education for Sustainability resource bank

Can Coral Reefs Survive the 21st Century?

Tar sands oil extraction: The dirty truth

To the last drop: Canada's dirty oil sands

2011 was the International Year of Forests