Education
Betty and Aroha work together in Salisbury School's Native Garden, which has proved a wondered learning tool for social skills as well as environmental lessons.
The school received funding from WWF's Environmental Education Action Fund.
Environmental education is a positive response to the global challenge of how to live sustainably today, without compromising quality of life for future generations.
It’s a critical tool to achieve long lasting social change and WWF believes it should be part of every New Zealander’s school experience.
Our work in education includes:
• Campaigning for sustainability in education from early childhood through to tertiary. Click here to view our election policy priorities
• Providing resources for teachers
• Supporting environmental education action projects in schools and communities
For more information about our Education Programme contact Wendy Barry
Our work in education includes:
• Campaigning for sustainability in education from early childhood through to tertiary. Click here to view our election policy priorities
• Providing resources for teachers
• Supporting environmental education action projects in schools and communities
For more information about our Education Programme contact Wendy Barry
Media Releases
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High-level call for green revolution should be heeded, says WWF
Gland, Switzerland: The UN High-Level Panel for Global Sustainability call for a radical redesign of the global economy for a healthy environment ...
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Coastal East Africa threatened spaces and disappearing species cause for worry
WWF’s Coastal East Africa Initiative has launched a report that seeks to draw attention to the global importance of East African coastal ...
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Labour’s Environment Policy ‘a welcome step’, says WWF
Labour’s environment policy released yesterday was hailed as a ‘welcome step’ by WWF-New Zealand. The conservation organisation says Labour’s policy ...