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- A Comparison Of Ecological Education And Sustainable Development Education, by Suren Gevorgyan and Anahit Adanalyan (Addressing Global Environmental Security Through Innovative Educational Curricula, 2009: 57-61)
- Compassion Education for Ecological Education (Open Horizons)
- Ecological Education in Everyday Life: Alpha 2000, edited by Jean-Paul Hautecoeur (University of Toronto Press, 2002)
- Ecological Education: Extending the Definition of Environmental Education, by Gregory A. Smith and Dilafruz R. Williams (Australian Journal of Environmental Education, Vol. 15, 1999: 139-146)
- Ecological Education: What if Schools Were Ecosystems?, by Dustin Bajer
- Educating for an Ecological Civilization, by Marcus Ford and Stephen Rowe, Eds (Process Century Press, 2017)
- Flagstaff College: a very small college on a very big mission, by Marcus Ford (Open Horizons)
- History and Ecological Education: Understanding Ecology in Secondary School Education, by Abour H. Cherif (The American Biology Teacher Vol. 50, No. 1, 1988: 33-38)
- Indigenous Educators Bridge Native and Western Science in the Classroom, by Natalie Rademacher (YES! Magazine, September 18, 2018)
- Nature is our Learning Laboratory: A Case for Place-Based, Experiential Education, by Allison Roberts
- A New Kind of Education is Needed Today, by Jay McDaniel
- Re-thinking the Modern University, by Marcus Ford (Open Horizons)
- Schools of the Future: The Big Shifts, by Patrick F. Bassett (National Association of Independent Schools)
- The Anti-Intellectualism of the American University, by John B. Cobb, Jr.
- The crisis of Covid-19, future education and the ecological education transitions in Seoul, Korea, Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education
- What is an Ecological Civilization and how do you practice it in local settings? (Open Horizons)
- What Is Education For?: , by David Orr
- Why Schools?, by John B. Cobb, Jr.
- Why We Need an Education Revolution, by Richard Dunne
- Higher Education Is Drowning in BS and it’s mortally corrosive to society by Christian Smith (a professor of sociology at the University of Notre Dame)
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