Fostering education for
          a sustainable future

Welcome to AAEEWA

WA Environment Award Winners

Promoting environmental education in Western Australia

Over almost 30 years, the AAEE has worked with government and non-government organisations in the interests of quality education and environmental change. The WA chapter is unique, involving a broad cross-section of environmental educators from diverse areas such as schools, government agencies, industry, universities, technical and further education centres, zoos, museums, parks and reserves, environmental education centres and community and conservation groups.

The AAEEWA network group meets every month on the third Thursday from 4.00 to 5.30pm at Perth Zoo. This provides an opportunity to keep in touch about the developments in Environmental Education in WA and to plan for joint projects with a diverse range of people. The Bunbury branch holds regular meetings for members who live in the South West.

Latest NewsColours of Science Community Expo
This Science Expo will be held on Sunday 19th August 2012 at the Canning River Eco Education Centre from 10.00am - 3.00pm.

Further details and some exciting youth competitions will be
announced soon.

 

Click here to downloadAAEEWA organise regular events throughout the year including Catchments Corridors & Coasts, a finalist in the 2009 WA Environmental Awards. This three day, professional development course, held in January every year, is for environmental educators, local and state government personnel, sustainable schools initiative participants, teachers, student teachers, university and TAFE students community groups and members and youth organisations.

Earth Day Expo provides an all day event for primary aged children and is held at the Canning River Eco Education Centre on the 30th March 2012. Members are invited to give hands on workshops to groups of children to promote sustainable living and the joy of nurturing the earth.

Geography Earth Environmental Science Yr 10 Day (GEES Day) allows presenters to share their passion about thier work in those fields and encourage students to consider these subjects in Yr 11 & Yr 12. The enthusiastic and informative hands on sessions, held at Perth Zoo,  help students see the importance of good sciences for our future.  The next GEES Day will be on the 2nd May 2012.

Acknowledgements

This web site was made possible with the help of members of AAEEWA who generously gave their time to supply information.