Cheetah Conservation Botswana (CCB) Education Officer attended the 32nd EEASA Conference held in Namibia Windhoek from the 8th-12th September 2014. The theme was ‘Reflections on the current and emerging Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), issues and the practices informing the post Decade of ESD framework programme’. CCB collaborated with three local NGO’s, to present a paper titled “Success stories of NGOs’ information dissemination on biodiversity conservation that lead to Environmental Education projects in Botswana: A case of Cheetah Conservation Botswana, BirdLife Botswana and Tshole Trust”.
The EEASA is a Southern Africa organisation established to facilitate environmental and sustainable development education within the region. The main goal of the association is to provide environmental education practitioners from all sectors with technical skills, a platform for sharing environmental sustainability information, opportunities, ideas and experiences in pursuit to protect the environment and promote sustainable living in the Southern African region. The EEASA conferences are held annually in different countries within Southern Africa. This was CCB’s second year as a member of EEASA and CCB Education Officer Ms Mathaba, was elected in the EEASA Council as a new member. Congratulations!
The EEASA is a Southern Africa organisation established to facilitate environmental and sustainable development education within the region. The main goal of the association is to provide environmental education practitioners from all sectors with technical skills, a platform for sharing environmental sustainability information, opportunities, ideas and experiences in pursuit to protect the environment and promote sustainable living in the Southern African region. The EEASA conferences are held annually in different countries within Southern Africa. This was CCB’s second year as a member of EEASA and CCB Education Officer Ms Mathaba, was elected in the EEASA Council as a new member. Congratulations!
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