Recent Articles

Children and Nature in the City
A case study by Henricus Peters, London teacher and NAEE Executive Primary School Representative

Click here to download an article from Vol. 90 of the NAEE journal 'Environmental Education' , Spring 2009
This article is a PDF document (117kb).

Environmental Awareness Through Adventure
A case study by Geoff Cooper, Low Ground O.E. Centre (Wigan LEA), Coniston

Click here to download an article from Vol. 90 of the NAEE journal 'Environmental Education' , Spring 2009
This article is a PDF document (117kb).

Bats in the Curriculum
Complied by Shirley Thompson

Click here to download this article from the 'Primary Resources' section of , which appeared in the 'Earth and Water' section of Vol. 89 of the NAEE journal 'Environmental Education' , Autumn 2008
This article is a PDF document (117kb).

Archive Articles

Look Under Your Feet
An article by Dr Stephen Hallett, Principal Research Scientist, National Soil Resources Institute

Click here to download this article, which appeared in the 'Earth and Water' section of Vol. 86 of the NAEE journal 'Environmental Education' , Autumn 2007
This article is a PDF document (117kb).

Education Outside the Classroom - Under Your Feet
An article by Sue Fenoughty, NAEE.

Click here to download an article by NAEE's Sue Fenoughty about a schools' project based around a medieval moated site in Birmingham
This article is a PDF document (891kb).

Education for the environment: point of view for debate
" Am I worried about climate change?". An article by David Bellamy.

Click here to download an article by NAEE President, David Bellamy, expressing his views about climate change.
This article is a PDF document (149kb).

Changing Relationships with Nature and Environmental Education after the Copenhagen Consensus.
Dr Martin Ashley , Centre for Research in Education and Democracy, University of the West of England, Bristol.

Click here to download the article about how the leading economists of the Copenhagen Consensus were asked to work out how hypothetical sums of money might be spent in order to arrive at an order of priorities for projects to address the world's most fundamental problems.
This article is a PDF Document (903kb) 

British Bluebells adapted by Janey Hewitt from a fact sheet by John Rhymer, Bishops Wood Centre www.bishopswoodcentre.org.uk

Click here to download information about the importance of the British bluebell and how your school can help to halt its decline.This article is a PDF Document (88kb).