Sustainable Solutions for Community
Learning Sustainablity is about learning to live and act within our means. This is a difficult challenge in the modern world of globalism where truly every action is linked to economic, social, and environmental stablity.
Learning Sustainability is about recognizing critical relationships and the interconnectedness of knowledge and action. We live in a complicated and ever changing world. The Learning Sustainabilty Campaign and this website are designed to be a portal to information and action planning to help find the best solutions and pathways to a future that works.
Learning Sustainability is about recognizing critical relationships and the interconnectedness of knowledge and action. We live in a complicated and ever changing world. The Learning Sustainabilty Campaign and this website are designed to be a portal to information and action planning to help find the best solutions and pathways to a future that works.
The Learning Sustainability Campaign was formed in 2002 as a direct response to the week long conference "Learning Sustainability, Acting Like a Region in a Globalized World", held in Buffalo New York in October of 2001. The event was sponsored by the Environment and Society Institute from the University of New York at Buffalo, Erie County, and The City of Buffalo. Guests included Jane Goodall, Sylvia Earle, David Suzuki, Paul Hawken, and the Rocky Mountain Institute. The event was managed by Jay Burney, who is the founder of The Learning Sustainability Campaign and manages this website.
GreenWatch
GreenWatch
is a Project of the Learning Sustainability Campaign.
The Project is designed to promote environmental and sustainability literacy for journalists, students, artists, bloggers, activists, and others that create or consume information about those concepts. Check out our work and and participate in regular updated discussions and the links to websites on GreenWatch. Click the icon above to go to our Facebook Page
is a Project of the Learning Sustainability Campaign.
The Project is designed to promote environmental and sustainability literacy for journalists, students, artists, bloggers, activists, and others that create or consume information about those concepts. Check out our work and and participate in regular updated discussions and the links to websites on GreenWatch. Click the icon above to go to our Facebook Page
NEW- GreenWatch Resources for Media Makers, Activists, and Educators
This page will take you to a growing section of our website which includes background resources on some of the most important sustainability issues of our times. Click Here.
FriendWatch -Click on the Icons to go to the websites
Our Breathing Planet
Check out this great website,Our Breathing Planet. Also on Facebook!
David Suzuki Foundation
Critical resources and links from this Canadian Hero of the Planet
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The Story of Stuff
Annie Leonard brings an educational perspective to many of the critical sustainability issues of our day
Wangari Mathaai and the GreenBelt Movement
Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Mathaai's organization designed to restore forests in Africa and empower women worldwide. Rest In Peace Dr. Mathaai. 1940-2011
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