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Environmental Education Links

Environmental Education Programmes or memberships

  • The New Zealand Association of Environmental Educators www.nzaee.org.nz To join contact Shelly Biswell shelly@biswell.net

  • Enviroschools for Awards and school programmes www.enviroschools.org.nz
    An Awards kit with information and guidance is available for those schools wishing to take part. 
    Awards criteria: Criteria.pdf(1,117.54 KB) Please note this photocopy is for a quick reference only.

  • National Waterways Project
    Register to obtain regular newsletters and cards on aquatic biodiversity http://nwp.rsnz.org/


Facilitated Environmental Activities available locally for free:

  1. Upper Turitea Dam visitNational Waterways Project facilitator can assist with any waterways investigations and activities. Lots of hands on fun either for the short-term or assistance with possibilities for a long-term investigative project. Contact NWP
     
  2. Whitebait Connection activities to care for a local stream or water way. Contact Adie
  3. Forensic Science classroom activities to do with the land, plants and soil. Contact Barbara Arnold at AgResearch, phone 356 8019
  4. Enviroschools information and assistance, Contact Horizons 9522 800
  5. GLOBE environmental monitoring of weather/atmosphere, hydrology, soil and landcover. Contact John Lockley at GLOBE
  6. Manawatu River Estuary educational CD Rom available and assistance with bird watching and mudflat investigations. Contact the Manawatu Estuary Trust joan.l@ihug.co.nz
      
  7. Pingao in runners growing on a dune - photo courtesy of the Department of ConservationBeach education and growing pingao in Seeds for Schools programme. Contact DOC 350 9700
  8. Trees for Survival and growing trees in school for projects, contact Horizons 9522 800
  9. Monitoring a patch of bush you are adopting - do some Bush Assessment with Forestry monitoring kit. Contact Adie
  10. Wetland information, investigations and visits can be arranged Contact Adie
  11. Interpretative walk around a patch of native bush. Contact Kimbolton School. Phone 328 5880
     
  12. Want to visit an Enviroschool - Tararua District -Ballance School; Palmerston North - Ross Intermediate; Manawatu District - Newbury School, Mt Biggs, Manchester Street School, and Kimbolton School.
  13. Waste or resource recovery - recycling, reducing and refusing, contact Alan Fielding at the Palmerston North City Council, phone 356 8199
  14. Arts Recycling Centre contact Sue Lynch, phone 353 2800
     
  15. Rata seedlings at different stages from 9 months to three years. Photo by Chris ThomasenProject Crimson - Growing Northern Rata, our regional Christmas Tree, contact Forest and Bird. Phone Chris 323 6876
  16. Want to know what the Government is doing see www.mfe.govt.nz


Celebration Days

Environmental Days: 2006

2 February = World Wetland Day

5 June = Arbor Day and World Environment Day

17 June = World Day to combat Desertification and Drought

11 July = World Population Day

1-7 August = Conservation Week

22 September = World Car Free Day

18 October = Water Monitoring Day

24-30 October = Frog Week


Recommended Reading


Weblinks - see National Links


Environmental Games and Activities


Action Needed


Events of Interest for EE

Wanted teachers interested in helping to organise a local Enviroschools Award Promotion day.




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