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    Online Resource
    Online Resource
    Cham :Springer International Publishing AG,
    Keywords: Environmental education. ; Electronic books.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (429 pages)
    Edition: 1st ed.
    ISBN: 9783030918439
    Series Statement: Integrated Science Series ; v.4
    DDC: 363.70071
    Language: English
    Note: Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- 1 Enhancing Environmental Education Through Nature-Based Solutions: An Introduction -- References -- Part I About Environmental Education -- 2 Training and Dissemination About the Environment: Keys to Impulse the Abiotic Component of Environmental Education -- Introduction -- Why is an Abiotic Approach Important in Environmental Education? -- Training of the Abiotic Component in Compulsory Education: Difficulties -- Deficit of Abiotic (Geological) Contents in Compulsory Education -- Non-specialized Teachers without an Adequate Training -- Textbooks with Classical Contents -- Strategies for Improving the Integration of Abiotic Approaches in Compulsory Education -- Vindication of Earth Sciences and Geology in Curricula -- Training for Teachers -- New Strategies for Education -- Field Activities: The Best Educational Strategy -- Educational Programs, Projects and Activities -- How to Promote Environmental Education Experiences Using Geological Resources. The Experience of Spain -- Local Setting, a Powerful Tool for Environmental Education -- Conclusion -- References -- 3 Educating to Deliver Environmentally Focused Social Innovation -- Introduction -- Environmentally Focused Social Innovation Education: The Context -- Social Innovation and Social Enterprise -- Environmentally Focused Social Innovation -- Social Innovation and Sustainability Education -- Methodological Approach -- Design, Approach and Analysis -- Case-Study Overview -- Understanding Hybrid Approaches to Environmentally Focused Social Innovation Education -- Community Engagement -- Sustainability Education -- Hybrid Opportunities -- A Model for Environmentally Focused Social Innovation Education -- Limitations and Further Research -- References -- 4 Environmental Education for Sustainable Development: Working for Fundamental Rights. , Introduction -- SDGs and Fundamental Rights-the Need for a Paradigm Shift -- Educational Proposals -- From Theory to Practice -- Environmental Education for Sustainable Development: Teaching Geo-Ethics -- Changing the Economic Growth Paradigm -- Conclusions -- References -- 5 Nature as a Teaching Resource and the Nature of Learning -- Introduction -- The Nature of Learning and the Essentialist Paradigm -- Environmental Education, Nature and the Earth Systems Approach -- The Outdoors as the Nature-Based Solutions for Environmental Education -- Conclusions -- References -- Part II Environmental Education and its Teaching -- 6 The Importance of Nature-Based Solutions to Enhance Cabo Verde's Environment -- Introduction -- Nature-Based Solutions for Food Security -- Food Security Through Terrestrial Ecosystems -- Food Security Through Coastal and Marine Ecosystems -- Nature-Based Solutions for Environmental Degradation and Biodiversity Loss -- Overcoming Environmental Degradation and Biodiversity Loss in Terrestrial Ecosystems -- Overcoming Environmental Degradation and Biodiversity Loss in Coastal and Marine Ecosystems -- Nature-Based Solutions for Water Security -- Conclusion -- References -- 7 Development of Scientific Literacy and the Impact of Environmental Attitudes of Citizens in a Geological Natural Space -- Introduction -- Research Problem -- Pedestrian Route -- Methodology -- Method and Techniques -- Sample -- Procedure -- Results and Discussion -- Questionnaire A -- Questionnaire B -- Naturalist Observation -- Conclusion -- References -- 8 A Problem-Based Learning Approach to Environmental Education Through a Field Trip and a Science Centre Visit -- Introduction -- Methodology -- Sample -- PBL Process -- PBL Scenario 1-Science Centre Visit -- PBL Scenario 2-Field Trip -- Instrument -- Results and Discussion. , Scenario 1 Analysis: Teacher's Guide -- Scenario 2 Analysis: Game for Environmental Education -- PBL Plan Validation -- Conclusion -- References -- 9 Living Labs in Higher Education: Sustainable Buildings Technologies -- Introduction -- Sustainable Construction -- The Role of Universities -- Living Labs at Universities -- Tabique as a Case Study of Sustainable Construction -- References -- 10 What is Latin America Doing Regarding the Research and Teaching of Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) to Boost Environmental Education? -- Introduction -- Material and Methods -- Bibliometric Analysis -- Information from Latin America Investigation Groups -- Description of Different NbS -- General Overview of NbS -- NbS Use in Latin America -- Case Studies of NbS Application in Latin America -- Perspectives of NbS Application in Environmental Education -- Conclusions -- References -- 11 Lessons Learned from Introducing Aquaponics to Higher Education Curricula -- Introduction -- Aquaponics as a Nature-Based Solution (NBS) -- Aquaponics as an Educational Tool -- Aqu@teach: The Aquaponics Curriculum -- Curriculum Design -- Curriculum Evaluation -- Discussion -- Aqu@teach: The Experiment -- Experiment Design -- Experiment Evaluation -- Discussion -- Aqu@teach: The Summer School -- Summer School Curriculum -- Summer School Evaluation -- Discussion -- Conclusions -- References -- 12 Recommendations for Promoting Environmental Education Through Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) Perspective at Turkish Higher Education Institutes -- Introduction -- The Main Concepts of EE -- The Framework of NBS -- Recommendations for Promoting EE Through NBS at Turkish Higher Education Institutes -- The Structure of the Turkish Higher Education Institutes -- What Are the Ways to Improve EE Through NBS Perspective at Turkish Higher Education Institutes -- Challenges and Opportunities -- Conclusion. , References -- Part III Environmental Education and Social Engagement -- 13 Bees and Society: Native Biodiversity as a Strategy for Environmental Education Based on the Processes of Nature -- Introduction -- Methodological Approach -- Bees in Environmental Education: Native Biodiversity in the Approximation to Nature -- Interpretative Trail and Meliponary in Urban Parks and Conservation Units -- Educative Meliponary on the Campus of the Escola de Artes Ciências e Humanidades, Universidade de São Paulo, SP, Brazil -- Bees and Insects in Resin: Observation and Comparison between Insect Species -- Final Considerations -- References -- 14 A Natural Park Visitors' Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviours About Sustainable Development -- Introduction -- Methodology -- Sample -- Instrument -- Results and Discussion -- Follow-Up Study of the Scale -- Statistically Analysis -- Conclusion -- References -- 15 Start Park Project: Co-designing Green-Blue Infrastructures to Build Resilient Communities to Climate Change -- Introduction -- Start Park Process -- The Co-Design Green-blue Infrastructures of Prato and Lucca -- Replication Tools -- Pre-Feasibility Technical Proposal -- Evaluating the Impact: The Start Park Factor -- The Educational Value of the SP Process -- Conclusions -- References -- 16 Societal Embedding in Geoparks: A Case Study in Portugal -- Introduction -- Geoparks -- Concepts and Examples -- Public Engagement in Geoparks Proposals -- Types of Public Engagement -- The Aspiring Geopark of Figueira da Foz-Portugal -- Methodology -- Research Plan -- The Research Instruments -- Sample -- Results and Discussion -- Issue 1: What Engagement Initiatives Have the Most Participation? -- Issue 2: Did the Initiatives Undertaken Promote the Engagement of the Inhabitants of Figueira da Foz in the Application of Their Region to Become a UNESCO Global Geopark?. , Conclusion -- References -- 17 Environmental Education in Naturtejo UNESCO Global Geopark (Portugal): A Nature-Based Approach -- Introduction -- The Role of UNESCO Global Geoparks in Promoting Geosciences Education for Sustainability -- The Educational Strategy of Naturtejo UGGp-"Geonaturescola" -- The Geopark's Educative Service -- Educational Resources of Naturtejo UGGp -- Types of Educative Programmes -- Promotion and Evaluation of Educational Programmes -- Final Considerations -- References -- Part IV Environmental Education and Nature-Based Solutions -- 18 Green Roof and Walls Technology Standardization and Market Across Europe -- Introduction -- State of the Art and Standardization -- History of Greening Building -- State of the Art Technologies -- Standardizations -- Innovation and Vision -- Green Roof and Wall Markets -- Green Roof and Wall Market in the Czech Republic -- Green Roof and Wall Market in Germany -- Green Roof and Wall Market in Austria -- Conclusion -- References -- 19 How Nature-Based Solutions Can Contribute to Enhance Circularity in Cities -- Introduction -- Environmental Education Materials Related to NBS -- Examples for Environmental Education Activities for Main Stakeholder Groups -- Pupils and Students -- Professionals -- General Public -- Online Platforms for Knowledge Sharing -- Conclusions -- References -- 20 Nature-Based Solutions to Promote Environmental Education on Integral Ecological Sanitation -- Introduction -- Nature-Based Solutions to Promote Integral Ecological Sanitation -- Dry or Low-Flow Toilets with Reused and/or Rainwater -- Floating Islands with Vegetation/Constructed Wetlands -- Environmental Education on Integral Ecological Sanitation -- Structuring Actions (of Education, Participation and Social Mobilization). , Structural Actions (Practical Activities Carried Out in Pilot Units, of a Demonstrative Character).
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  • 2
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    Online Resource
    Cham : Springer International Publishing | Cham : Imprint: Springer
    Keywords: Ecology . ; Environment. ; Science—Study and teaching. ; Environmental health. ; Sustainability. ; Environmental engineering. ; Biotechnology. ; Bioremediation.
    Description / Table of Contents: Part I: About Environmental Education -- Chapter 1 - Training and dissemination about the Environment: keys to impulse the abiotic component of Environmental Education -- Chapter 2 Educating to deliver environmentally focused social innovation -- Chapter 3 - Environmental education for sustainable development: working for fundamental rights -- Chapter 4 - Nature as a teaching resource and the nature of learning -- Part II: Environmental Education and it´s Teaching -- Chapter 5 - The importance of Nature-based solutions to enhance Cabo Verde's Environment -- Chapter 6- Development of Scientific Literacy and the impact of environmental attitudes of citizens in a geological natural space -- Chapter 7- A PBL approach to Environmental Education through a Field Trip and a Science Centre Visit -- Chapter 8- Living labs in higher education: sustainable buildings technologies -- Chapter 9 - What is doing Latin America regarding the teaching of Nature-based solutions to boost Environmental Education? -- Chapter 10 - Lessons learned from including aquaponic experiments into five different tertiary education curricula -- Chapter 11 - Recommendations for promoting Environmental Education through Nature-based solutions at Turkish Higher Education Institutes -- Part III: Environmental Education and Social Engagement -- Chapter 12 - Bees and Society: native biodiversity as a strategy for environmental education based on the processes of nature -- Chapter 13- Perceptions about Sustainable Development of visitants in an Environmental Education Natural Park -- Chapter 14 - Start Park project: co-designing green-blue infrastructures to build resilient communities to climate change -- Chapter 15 - Societal embedding in geoparks: a case study in Portugal -- Chapter 16 - Environmental Education in Naturtejo UNESCO Global Geopark (Portugal): a nature-based approach -- Part IV: – Environmental Education and Nature-Based Solutions -- Chapter 17- Green Roof and walls technology standardisation and market across Europe -- Chapter 18- How Nature-Based Solutions can Contribute to Enhance Circularity in Cities -- Chapter 19- Nature-based solutions to promote environmental education on integral ecological sanitation -- Chapter 20 - Nature-based solutions for environmental education in the East Asian context -- Chapter 21- Decarbonizing the European energy sector: frameworks, examples and how education plays a key role -- Chapter 22- Nature-based solutions for water pollution control: promoting environmental education through case studies.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 Online-Ressource(XI, 432 p. 117 illus., 89 illus. in color.)
    Edition: 1st ed. 2022.
    ISBN: 9783030918439
    Series Statement: Integrated Science 4
    Language: English
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  • 3
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    Online Resource
    Cham : Springer International Publishing | Cham : Imprint: Springer
    Keywords: Environmental management. ; Water. ; Hydrology. ; Power resources. ; Environmental economics. ; Human geography. ; Economic geography. ; Social sciences.
    Description / Table of Contents: Chapter 1. Circular Cities Solution with Biophilic Design and Nature-based Solutions -- Chapter 2. The Role of Multipurpose NbS Interventions in Increasing the Circularity of Cities -- Chapter 3. Nature-Based Solutions for a circular water economy: Examples of new green infrastructure -- Chapter 4. Assessment of urban rain gardens within climate change adaptation and circularity challenge -- Chapter 5. The Employment of Rain Gardens in Urban Water Management to Improve Biodiversity and Ecosystem Resilience -- Chapter 6. A study of Nature-based Solutions via a Thematic Analysis of the Stakeholders’ Perceptions to address water scarcity in a Hot and Semiarid Climate: A Case Study of Iran -- Chapter 7. Achieving Sustainable Development Goals through NGOs-led women’ and young girls’ empowerment programs and activities in Rural Communities: A Pilot Study from the Niger Republic -- Chapter 8. Phytomining as a Nature-based Solution in the Cities of Albania -- Chapter 9. Nature-based wastewatertreatment systems: An overview of the challenges of small capacity plants in an urban environment -- Chapter 10. Bioremediation of Wastewater from the Tanning Industry under a Circular Economy Model -- Chapter 11. Sustainable decentralized urban water and wastewater treatment in off-grid areas of developing countries using NBS and integrated green technologies -- Chapter 12. Geothermal wastewater management to create a circular economy: Taking advantage of the abundant thermal wastewater in Iceland -- Chapter 13. Opportunities and challenges to implement nature-based solutions for urban waters in developed and emerging developed countries -- Chapter 14. Water Sensitive Design and Nature-Based Solutions for the circular management of urban water: Challenges and missed opportunities in the Auckland Region -- Chapter 15. Wetlands as a Nature-based Solution for Urban Water Management -- Chapter 16. Evidences in hydrodynamic behavior along a Float Treatment Wetland (FTW) on a tropical urban stream -- Chapter 17. Trajectory, challenges, and opportunities in sustainable urban water management in Brazil: nature-based solutions for urban stormwater drainage -- Chapter 18. Nature-based solutions for sustainable stormwater management as means to increase resilience to climate change, promote circularity and improve city aesthetics -- Chapter 19. Nature-based Solutions for circular management of urban water in the Built Environment of Sri Lanka -- Chapter 20. The Hydraulic Approach Relevant to Circularity on Sustainable Water Catchment -- Chapter 21. Exploration of Nature-Based Solutions for Management of Perennial Urban Flood and Erosion: A Case Study of Bulbula, Kano, Nigeria -- Chapter 22. Complex micro-meteorological effects of urban greenery in an urban canyon: a case study of Prague-Dejvice, Czech Republic -- Chapter 23. Harvesting of agricultural nutrient runoff with algae, to produce new soil amendments for urban and peri urban olive tree agroforestry systems in Southern Europe.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 Online-Ressource(VII, 441 p. 1 illus.)
    Edition: 1st ed. 2024.
    ISBN: 9783031507250
    Series Statement: Circular Economy and Sustainability
    Language: English
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