Sentence examples for environmental education programmes from inspiring English sources

Or you can take part in the hotel's environmental education programmes on mangroves and sea turtles.

We introduced better ways to grow the food the local people wanted, micro-credit programmes especially for women, sustainable use of water, better health facilities, and environmental education programmes to provide information about the forest and its inhabitants.

In Cork it was found that environmental education programmes, especially action and reward based programmes, as utilised by the campus's academic affiliates in particular University College Cork, were especially effective as a framework to address sustainability challenges and should be developed further.

We visited local schools that have won awards for their child-friendly school initiatives and disaster preparedness and environmental education programmes.

Additionally, the Swinomish environmental education program works in the public schools, providing outreach and education on local environmental health issues.

This study shows the use of SWOT to analyse students' perceptions of an environmental education joint master's programme in order to determine if it runs as originally planned.

However, since a critical UN report in 2010 organisers have produced an extensive "green" programme for Sochi 2014, including carbon neutral construction, environmental education, and a plan to reintroduce the endangered snow leopard back into the region.

Cultural and environmental organisations are scaling back their education programmes as a result of budget cuts, said one participant.

The British embassy recently took a renewed interest in the area, backing programmes to support environmental education and prison reform in nearby Bluefields.

Children with abnormal patterns of development need a special education programme because general or mainstream education programmes cannot educate them effectively (Porter 2002; Shinn 2006).

This approach brings together voluntary initiatives in particular those emanating from governmental and non-governmental organisations, peer supports and the adaptation of programmes designed originally for environmental education purposes.