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Young Peoples' Environmental Citizenship Group

Join the Young Peoples’ Environmental Citizenship group.

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Photographer : Andy Beaumont

The Australian Association for Environmental Education is looking for a young person who would be interested in leading the Young Peoples’ Environmental Citizenship Special Interest Group which is intended to be a network of young people interested in Environmental Education across Australia.

For more information about how to become inolved as either the leader or a member please contact Sue Burton.

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© birdie 2006. First published on actnow.com.au

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3 comments

becka2830 27-May-2007

I emailed Sue also. Very interested to find out more.

becka2830 27-May-2007

Erland 19-Apr-2007

This sounds really interesting. I've just emailed Sue now - this page is a little light on info...