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Title: From Belgrade to Bradford : 20 years of environmental education
Other Titles: A sourcebook for environmental education : a practical review based on the Belgrade Charter
Authors: Pace, Paul J.
Keywords: Environmental education
Globalization
Sustainable development
Issue Date: 1996
Publisher: United Kingdom. Parthenon Publishing Group Limited
Citation: Pace, P. J. (1996). From Belgrade to Bradford : 20 years of environmental education. In W. Leal Filho, Z. Murphy, & K. O'Loan (Eds.), A Sourcebook for Environmental Education : A Practical Review based on the Belgrade Charter (pp. 1-24). United Kingdom. Parthenon Publishing Group Limited.
Abstract: Humans have always been concerned about the environment and their role in it. However, this concern varies greatly amongst communities because of the wide spectrum of cultures, attitudes, values and beliefs. Thus, different human communities have treated the Earth in various ways: ranging from awe and respect to ruthless exploitation. In my opinion, our perception of Earth as our home, was the most important determining factor that influenced our concern for the environment. As the concept of a global village evolved, awareness of the dreary state of the environment and the far reaching effects of our activities emerged. This prepared the groundwork for a global effort to remedy the situation in order to ensure a future for all humanity.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/106052
ISBN: 1850707685
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