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Publications
Griffith University and the Department of the Environment, Sport & Territories, 1997
ISBN 0 868 57655 7
A project of the Griffith University Centre for Innovation and Research in Environmental Education (John Fien, Director) in association with the Griffith University Waste Management Research Unit (David Moy, Director), and the environmental education and communication consulting firms, Econnect (Lin Martin, Director) and Edworks (Jan Oliver, Director).
Environmental Protection in Australia: A Workshop Manual for Teachers was commissioned by the Environment Protection Agency located in the Commonwealth Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories. This web site was financially supported by the Commonwealth Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories, under the Environmental Education and Information Grants Programme.
The Griffith University Centre for Innovation and Research in Environmental Education would like to express its appreciation to the Environment Protection Agency and the Commonwealth Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories for the faith extended to the Centre in sponsoring both the print and WWW version of Environmental Protection in Australia: A Workshop Manual for Teachers
Appreciation is also extended to the Griffith University Waste Management Research Unit and the School of Environmental Engineering in the Faculty of Environmental Sciences which provided the scientific and technological expertise behind several of the modules.
The first Director of the Waste Management Research Unit, the late Professor Philip Jones, was a driving force behind our recognition of the need for increased public appreciation and understanding of the science behind environmental problems and their solution. It was Professor Jones who encouraged collaboration between his team of environmental engineers and the environmental education staff of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences who later went on to form the Centre for Innovation and Research in Environmental Education.
The teams who worked on each modules comprised:
1. Protecting our Environment - John Fien and Andrew Ross
2. Keeping our Air Clean - Suhail Khan, David Moy and Jan Oliver
3. Keeping our Water Clean - John Fien, Andrew Ross and Rodger Tomlinson
4. Managing Waste - David Moy, Jan Oliver and Craig Watt
5. Managing Chemical Risks - David Moy and Jan Oliver
6. Managing through Environmental Audits - David Moy, Jan Oliver and Craig Watt
7. Assessing Environmental Impact - John Marsh, Rod Simpson and Jan Oliver
8. Aiming for Cleaner Production - Sunil Herat, David Moy and Jan Oliver
Editors John Fien and Lin Martin
Associate Editors David Moy and Jan Oliver
Project Team Sunil Herat, Suhail Khan, John Marsh, Andrew Ross, Rod Simpson, Rodger Tomlinson and Craig Watt
Project Staff Jo-Anne Ferreira, Narelle Beaumont, Lisa Ryan, Kate Williamson, Lesley Cassidy and Maurice Rich
Published by
Griffith University, Brisbane, 1997
© The collection - Griffith University, 1997
© Individual workshops - Individual authors, 1997
This copyright declaration does not include rights to works included in the collection for which permission to publish was obtained as indicated in the acknowledgment listing.
Permission is granted to duplicate the activities and associated instructional materials for non-for-profit educational purposes only. Materials in the collection for which copyright is not held by the authors or publisher should only be copied when appropriate permission has been obtained.
The viewpoints expressed here are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Editor, Associate Editors, the project staff or Griffith University. The views are not necessarily the views of the Commonwealth, and the Commonwealth does not accept any responsibility in respect of any information or advice given in relation to or as a consequence of anything contained herein.
Most of the workshops are supported by resources and readings for which many organisations have graciously provided permission for the reprinting of these materials.
We would especially like to thank the following:
Every effort has been made to contact copyright holders. The Griffith University Centre for Innovation and Research in Environmental Education welcomes contacts from publishers to ensure that all possible supporting organisations are acknowledged in future editions of this manual.
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