How do you get
students to buy into their role and responsibility in caring for the
environment?



How do you use
this to build a sense of community at the same time?



In this episode,
we talk with Pete Johnson, from the Christchurch City Council in NZ who leads
the environmental experiential education programs for schools.



We take a look at
how these programs are aimed at all ages and build and grow on prior experience
year after year to help students, not only understand the local environment and
the challenges we face to care for that, but also taking real action to do
something within the community.



For more
information on Pete’s work and the great Learning Through Action programs on
offer at the Christchurch City Council checkout:



Christchurch City
Council 



<a href="https://ccc.govt.nz/the-council/learning-resources/learning-through-action/">https://ccc.govt.nz/the-council/learning-resources/learning-through-action/</a>



Programs
on Offer



<a href="https://ccc.govt.nz/the-council/learning-resources/learning-through-action/list-of-programmes/">https://ccc.govt.nz/the-council/learning-resources/learning-through-action/list-of-programmes/</a>