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WELCOME TO THE SUSTAINABILITY PROJECT
A Global Education Project By And For Young People
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| 1 | Ecological Resources from Ecological Footprints to Clean Water | | 2 | From a Norwegian Challenge to the Jason Project and the Wildlife Trust | | 3 | Saving a collapsing fishery - The Pacific Salmon Fishery in Canada | | 4 | The plight of marine animals from Blue Whales to Dolphins and Turtles | | 5 | Endangered Species- Tigers and Pandas and other threatened animals | | 6 | About Groynes, Coho, Hurricanes and Disasters | | 7 | International Children's Conference on the Environment and Norwegian schools | | 8 | Deforestation of the Amazon and problems surrounding World Development | | 9 | Environmental issues facing Norway and harnessing the wind | | 10 | A global disaster- children's thoughts on the South-East Asian Tsunami | | 11 | The Great Bird Survey- Starkville Mississippi, Berlin Maryland, and Folkestone UK |
What is Sustainability?
Sustainability is about preserving life on our planet into the future. It means looking after our human needs while preserving nature. If we live beyond nature’s means we will destroy our only home.
Wars and conflicts happen when people live in poor or unhealthy conditions, or when they are treated unequally. So, how can we nurture the human race and care for nature - the source of all life?
The Sustainability Project gives you a place to discuss, investigate and present your views on the most pressing issues facing our planet.
Here you can:
* find useful online learning resources
* research and gather information
* communicate with other students, teachers and experts around the world
* discuss pressing issues
* publish your views and discoveries in the online Project Magazine
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