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  The Center for Ecoliteracy has created or assisted in the production of the following publications:

 

 

 

Ecological Literacy: Educating Our Children for a Sustainable World
edited by CEL senior editor Michael K. Stone and executive director Zenobia Barlow

This book presents the Center's conceptual foundations, from ancient wisdom to contemporary science. It chronicles some of the most exciting work that the Center has supported over the last decade, diverse projects that have creatively put those concepts into practice. Authors include Wendell Berry, Alice Waters, David W. Orr, Fritjof Capra, Donella Meadows, and Malcolm Margolin. Ecological Literacy is the third volume in the Bioneers Book Series published by Sierra Club Books and distributed by University of California Press. $16.95, 279 pages.

Download the preface by Fritjof Capra (125k pdf)
Download the foreword by David W. Orr (125k pdf)

Purchase Ecological Literacy: Educating Our Children for a Sustainable World from:
Bioneers Book Store

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Ecoliteracy

 

Ecoliteracy: Mapping the Terrain

A comprehensive look at what is meant by ecoliteracy, using a Bay Area watershed restoration project as its focus. Authors include Fritjof Capra, Jeannette Armstrong, Zenobia Barlow, and others. Fully illustrated. $11.95, 88 pages.

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Acorn Naturalist

Resurgence

 

September-October 2004 issue of Resurgence Magazine

Resurgence magazine, published in England, with close ties to Schumacher College, describes itself as "an international forum for ecological and spiritual thinking." For this issue, Resurgence invited CEL to guest-edit a feature section chronicling the theory and practices of ecoliteracy. Authors include David W. Orr, Fritjof Capra, Pamela Michael, Jeannette Armstrong, Zenobia Barlow, and Michael K. Stone. 82 pages.

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Resurgence Magazine

 

Place-Based Education: Connecting Classrooms and Communities
by David Sobel

Place-Based Education reports the good news that place-based education is taking hold on campuses from Berkeley, California to Littleton, New Hampshire. Sobel maps the directions this revolution in education is taking, and describes key strategies for educators wanting to implement it in their schools. CEL helped underwrite this book, part of the Orion Society's Nature Literacy Series. $8.00, 109 pages.

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Orion Books


 

 

 

 

 

 

     
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