Australian Association for Environmental Education (SA Chapter)

AAEE-SA Chapter has been working with non-government and government organisations for more than 40 years. AAEE-SA Chapter commenced at Arbury Park Outdoor School in 1980 with a national network of associations being developed since then. State and Territory associations have been developed by committed educators and community-minded people. AAEE-SA Chapter involves a broad cross-section of environmental educators with a vision of promoting and developing an understanding of the environment, positive values and a commitment to Education for Sustainability.

Membership

AAEE-SA Chapter offers members opportunities to participate in workshops, mini conferences and online forums that showcase environmental education and Education for Sustainability.
Our executive committee meets regularly. Members and interested participants are always welcome.

Our association brings together all those educating and encouraging people to understand their environment, appreciate environmental values, and live sustainably.

Members range from students, environmental managers or educators, NGOs, community and/or conservation groups, a guide, interpreters, exhibition designers, a visitor researcher in a museum, zoo, botanic gardens, national/conservation park or reserve. They may work in local/state/national governments and their agencies, business, industry, schools, universities and further education centres.