We've had another busy and exciting quarter here at AAEE NSW.
Take a look at our latest quarterly report to see the progress we're making or click on the below infographic to see a snapshot of our achievements from January to March.
We're in the process of reviewing our Strategic Plan too - could you take 10 minutes to...Read more
AAEE is a proud supporter of 'Waste 2018' to be held 8-10 May 2018. This is the leading conference for the waste management industry in Australia, and is for anyone who works in or has an interest in waste management issues.
We have one FREE TICKET to give away to an AAEE member who may not otherwise be able to attend. Included in this ticket package are all social events plus two nights’ free...Read more
AAEE NSW is excited to announce it has been awarded funding from the NSW Environmental Trust to carry out the 'Best Practice Sustainability Education & Engagement for NSW' project over the next 3 years from April 2018.
This exciting new 3-year project will increase the capacity of NSW-based environmental educators through a series of twelve skills development workshops on best practice sustainability education & engagement. It will also provide the support, tools and resource...Read more
Our volunteer AAEE NSW Executive members have worked hard during the last quarter to keep your Association strong and growing!
Download our latest quarterly report to see the progress being made towards our goals.
You can also click on the infographic below to see a snapshot of achievements for the last quarter.Read more
Your AAEE annual membership renewal is now due.
Renew your membership today, or join Australia's peak professional body for environmental educators. Be part of a national community working towards a more sustainable future through education and engagement and receive access to national industry news and journal publications, your local branch, professional learning and networking events.
The 33rd NSW Environmental Education Conference was held 27-29 September in Lane Cove, Sydney.
Thanks to all who supported this events, which by all accounts was a cracker!
Thanks also to our venue, St Ignatius College - it is an amazing place and conference participants loved the experience.
Congratulations to Nick Carson, winner of this year's NSW Environmental Educator of the Year Award!
Nick (pictured here with past winner, Judy Christie) was presented with the award at the NSW Environmental Education Conference dinner on 29 November, in recognition of his work on the Tuggerah Lakes Estuary Education program with the Central Coast Council.
Congratulations also to Radka Dostal (pictured here with her Award), who won the Community category of the...Read more
There are some exciting changes happening at Sustainable Schools NSW.
Developed in 2002, Sustainable Schools NSW helps schools take a whole school approach to sustainability, implement their School Environmental Management Plan, network with their local community and nurture a generation of environmental leaders.
After 15 years of managing Sustainable Schools, OEH is now handing management over to the Australian Association for Environmental Education NSW Chapter (AAEE NSW...Read more
Join Costa and colleagues from around the state at the NSW Environmental Education Conference, to be held 27-29 September in Sydney.
Book by 31 August to receive your discounted ticket.
Not an AAEE member? Join now and you'll receive 14 months membership for the price of 12 PLUS you'll be eligible for a member discount to the Conference, saving you even more on your ticket!
Teachers: You can get 12 hours NESA professional...Read more
Download our latest quarterly report (and accompanying infographic) to see what your hard-working Association has been up to lately! Read more
'Some Aspects of Nature Conservation in New South Wales during the 1950s and 1960s' by Allen A Strom
This story is a must-read for anyone who wishes to know how to make environmental change for the better, particularly through government. Told by Allen Strom, Chief Guardian of Fauna for 10 years and a leading conservationist in Australia, the book describes his trials and tribulations in nature conservation, particularly when dealing with politicians and the machinations of...Read more
Online registration is now open for the NSW Environmental Education Conference, to be held 27-29 September in Lane Cove, Sydney.
There's a great line-up of speakers confirmed, and educators from all sectors will be there.
Early bird rates end on 31 July 2017, so get in before then or you'll be kicking yourself!Read more
