Day 1

Plenary Session: Opening Remarks and Welcome
Tuesday, November 30, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Tzi-Chin Chang

MINISTER, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ADMINISTRATION, TAIWAN

Tzi-Chin Chang is the Minister of the Environmental Protection Administration in Taiwan. He has abundant experience in the promotion of EE, and once said: “Those kids will become policymakers soon, in a decade. What we tell them today will be reflected in future decisions!” He places much emphasis on comprehensive domestic EE, including green living, environmental protection knowledge campaigns, and National EE Awards (including personal, community, and corporation categories).

Minister Chang has high expectations for the 2021 Asia-Pacific EE Forum, where he hopes international EE experts will benefit greatly by exchanging information on their innovative achievements. Let’s enhance the power of connection and advance EE in the Asia-Pacific region! Let’s walk together to a sustainable Earth!

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Jane Nishida

ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR, OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AND TRIBAL AFFAIRS (OITA), U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

Jane Nishida is the Assistant Administrator for EPA’s Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA). She served as EPA’s Acting Administrator from January 20, 2021 to March 11, 2021, before the confirmation of current EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan. She has also served as Director of the Office of Regional and Bilateral Affairs within OITA.

Nishida has thirty years of environmental experience working in federal and state government, and international and nongovernmental organizations. Prior to joining EPA in 2011, Nishida served as the Senior Environmental Institutions Specialist at the World Bank. From 1995 to 2002, she was appointed as the Secretary of Maryland’s Department of the Environment. Additionally, she served as the Maryland Executive Director of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. She also held positions as Legislative Officer in the Maryland Governor’s Office and Committee Counsel in the Maryland General Assembly.

Nishida received a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon and a Juris Doctorate from Georgetown Law Center in Washington, D.C.

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Rosemary Enobakhare

ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND EE, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

Rosemary Enobakhare was appointed by President Biden to serve as the Associate Administrator for the Office of Public Engagement and Environmental Education at the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Prior to joining the EPA, Rosemary served on the Energy and Environments appointments team for the Biden-Harris Transition. She also served as Campaigns Director with The Hub Project where she designed and managed large scale progressive campaigns. Prior to joining the team at the Hub Project, Rosemary served as the Coalition Director for the Clean Water for All Coalition, where she helped build one of the most diverse federal coalitions to defend bedrock clean water protections at the federal level.

Rosemary was previously appointed by the Obama Administration to serve as the Deputy Associate Administrator for Public Engagement and Environmental Education in the Office of the Administrator at the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Prior to joining the Administration, Rosemary served as the Director of African American Outreach for the Democratic National Committee, leading the party’s efforts around engaging the African American Community in the 2012 election.

Rosemary is a native of Jackson, Mississippi and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Spelman College.

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Ching-Piao Tsai

DEPUTY MINISTER, OCEAN AFFAIRS COUNCIL, TAIWAN

Dr. Ching-Piao Tsai joined the Ocean Affairs Council in Taiwan as the Deputy Minister in 2019. He is widely recognized for his rich experience and expertise on Ocean Engineering and Oceanography. He carved out an exceptional career with over 30 years in academia and civil society, including as a Distinguished Professor of National Chung Hsing University, a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, a Fellow of Chinese Institute of Civil and Hydraulic Engineering, and the President of Taiwan Society of Ocean Engineering. Dr. Tsai brings a wealth of knowledge and experiences to his current role and plays an integral part in promoting Taiwan’s ocean policies, such as the Maritime Industry Development Act, Ocean Conservation Act, and Marine Spatial Management Act.

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Po-Wen Yen

CEO, BUDDHIST TZU CHI CHARITY FOUNDATION, TAIWAN

Po-Wen Yen is the CEO of the Taiwan-based Buddhist Tzu Chi Charity Foundation. While the foundation is most well-known for its global disaster and poverty relief efforts, which have already reached over 126 countries and regions around the world, it is also one of the greatest forces for environmental protection in Taiwan, with over 8000 recycling stations and environmental education centers and over 110,000 recycling volunteers around Taiwan and worldwide. Mr. Yen took up the position as CEO for the foundation in 2017, after five years as the CEO of United Microelectronics Corp. With his combination of corporate management experience and a powerful social welfare vision, Mr. Yen has intensified the sustainability efforts of the Tzu Chi Foundation to align even more closely with the 17 sustainable development goals set up by United Nations. Besides being a powerful voice for environmental education efforts, Mr. Yen is also putting environmental protection into practice by following an exclusively vegetarian diet and minimizing his own carbon footprint whenever possible.

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Tze-Chau (TC) Chang (co-moderator)

PROFESSOR, GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF EE, NATIONAL TAIWAN NORMAL UNIVERSITY (NTNU)

Professor Chang Tze-Chau got his Ph.D. in Science Education from Cornell University, and served as the executive secretary of Environmental Protection Division of the Ministry of Education of Taiwan to coordinate national environmental education programs in 2008-2012. He is a professor at the Graduate Institute of Environmental Education of National Taiwan Normal University and his research focuses on the infusion of Environmental Education into the national curriculum framework, and the implementation and impact of the Taiwan Environmental Education Act. He also serves as the director of the Chinese Society of Environmental Education, and works with the government on developing environmental education teaching materials and promoting Education for Sustainable Development. Professor Chang participated in GEEP meetings in 2015, 2016, and 2018.

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Judy Braus (co-moderator)

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NORTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION (NAAEE)

Judy Braus brings to her role as NAAEE Executive Director a wealth of experience in the environmental education profession, with a focus on conservation education, diversity and inclusion, and using the power of education to help create healthier communities that empower local communities, stakeholders, and individuals to help restore and protect the environment. NAAEE is the Secretariat of the Global Environmental Education Partnership, or the GEEP, and she is actively engaged in EE efforts around the world. She comes to NAAEE from the National Audubon Society, where she was the Senior Vice President of Education and Centers, overseeing an extensive nationwide network of nature centers and educators. Prior to that, she led the education programs at World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the U.S. Peace Corps, and the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).

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Plenary Session: Why EE? Why Now?
Tuesday, November 30, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Chew-Hung Chang

DEAN OF ACADEMIC AND STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION, NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, SINGAPORE

Dr. Chew-Hung Chang is the Dean, Academic and Strategic Development at National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He is also a Professor of Education with the Humanities and Social Studies Education Academic Group, at NIE. Prof Chang's key teaching areas are in Physical Geography and Geography Education. These areas are aligned to his research interests which include urban climates, global climate change, climate change education, technologies in geography teaching and learning, geography curriculum and assessment, and teacher professional development in Geography. Prof Chang is the President of the Southeast Asian Geography Association, in addition to being the Co-Chair of the International Geographical Union Commission on Geographical Education. He is also an Adjunct Professor of East China Normal University. He also previously served on the Executive Committee of the Geography Teachers' Association of Singapore and is an active member of the National Council for Geographic Education, Education Research Association Singapore and American Association of Geographers. He is the Co-Editor of the journal International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education and is the Editor of the journal Review in Geographic Education online (RIGEO) for the Asia and Oceania region.

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Tze-Chau (TC) Chang

PROFESSOR, GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF EE, NATIONAL TAIWAN NORMAL UNIVERSITY (NTNU)

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Marianne Krasny

PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR, CIVIC ECOLOGY LAB, CORNELL UNIVERSITY

Marianne Krasny directs the Cornell Civic Ecology Lab. She conducts research on the connections between community environmental stewardship, individual environmental actions, and wider systemic change. She is currently writing a book about scaling up individual climate action, such as plant-rich diet, through social networks and activism. Dr. Krasny also collaborates with Civic Ecology Lab members to address questions related to the civic outcomes of global online courses, urban agriculture and sustainability initiatives, and youth development and environmental education programs. In her research, teaching, and outreach, Dr. Krasny collaborates with the non-profit Cooperative Extension, and sustainable business partners from China, Spain, and other countries around the world. Much of this engaged scholarship occurs remotely.

Dr. Krasny teaches courses on scaling up individual climate action through social networks and social movement organizations. She also serves as the Director of Graduate Studies for Natural Resources and Environment and teaches our introductory graduate course. She leads efforts to teach environmental and climate education Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) for international audiences, and to facilitate online learning and resource sharing communities for over 10,000 environmental activists and educators globally. Dr Krasny believes that given the scale of the climate justice crisis, faculty and students need to take action as part of our teaching and outreach.

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Fuangarun Preededilok

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DIVISION OF DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION, CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY

Dr. Fuangarun Preededilok is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Development Education, Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. She has taught Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) at Chulalongkorn and other universities for almost ten years. She was an organizer of the ESD Campus Asia Project, a student exchange program between Hokkaido University, Japan and Chulalongkorn University. She has also done research and published articles related to ESD. Now, she is part of the team that runs programs to cultivate ESD concepts for all students at Chulalongkorn.

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Shaun Martin (moderator)

VICE PRESIDENT, ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL RESILIENCE, WORLD WILDLIFE FUND

As vice president for ecological and social resilience, Shaun sets WWF’s strategy for helping partners build social-ecological resilience to climate change through adaptation interventions that are nature-friendly, use nature to help people, and helps nature adapt to climate change. Shaun is a thought leader and advocate for stronger resilience policies and action. He is leading the organization in developing guidance and standards for nature-based solutions for climate. With 25 year’s experience in capacity building, training and leadership development, to date Shaun has educated more than 1,000 WWF staff and partners from dozens of countries across the globe on climate change and adaptation. He is a much sought after speaker on the topics of resilience, climate change adaptation, and nature-based solutions.

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Day 2

Plenary Session: The Value of Networks
Wednesday, December 1, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

with opening remarks from Ian Humphreys (Northern Ireland, recorded talk)

Nguyễn Việt Dũng

DIRECTOR GENERAL, MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT OF VIETNAM

Mr. Nguyễn Việt Dũng has been working for Vietnam Environment Administration (VEA) since 2004 and has been the Director of Centre for Environmental Training and Communication (CETAC) since 2014. Mr. Dũng has more than 10 years of experience in environmental protection and implementation related to communication tasks of VEA. Mr. Dũng is responsible for implementing environmental education national wide. He has represented Vietnam as a team leader to participate in international environmental protection meetings such as The ASEAN Environment Year held in Myanmar 2015, GEEP meeting held in Taiwan 2015, and other regional meetings.

Mr. Dũng graduated from the University of Science, Vietnam National University on Oceanography, and obtained his Master's Degree in the same major. He has also attended various training courses, workshops on governmental management and sustainable development.

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Kartikeya Sarabhai

FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR, CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

Kartikeya V. Sarabhai is the founder and director of India's Centre for Environment Education (CEE), headquartered in Ahmedabad. He is a member of the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development Reference Group of UNESCO. He has long been associated with the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN), and was chair of South and South East Asia IUCN Commission on Education and Communication. He is currently vice-chair of the Indian National Commission of IUCN. He is also a member of the Earth Charter International Council. He was a member of the Indian delegation to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio in 1992 and the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) in Johannesburg in 2002, and Kartikeya co-authored India's report for UNCED. He has been closely associated with communication initiatives of United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), especially those connected with ozone. He has served on several committees of India's Ministry of Environment and Forest and Ministry of Human Resource and Development.

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Kensuke Asahara

SENIOR ASSISTANT FOR POLICY PLANNING, MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT JAPAN (MOEJ)

Kensuke Asahara is the Senior Assistant for Policy Planning of Office of Environmental Education and Environmental Partnership Office, at the Ministry of the Environment Japan. He is in charge of human resources development who will work for the transforming our society into a sustainable one through the promotion of ESD. He is also in charge of promoting decarbonization efforts through multi-stakeholder cooperation in local communities. Kensuke has been working for many years at the Environmental field, where he has been involved in biodiversity conservation and the reconstruction of Fukushima after the Great East Japan Earthquake. Most recently, he worked at the Cabinet Secretariat, where he was involved in compiling the basic concept for the Japanese government's efforts to achieve the 2050 carbon neutrality target.

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Steve Joyce (moderator)

ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST, TRAINING RESOURCES GROUP, INC. (TRG)

Steve Joyce is an organizational development specialist with over 30 years of experience designing and implementing activities for private and public sector organizations in the United States and throughout the world. He has extensive experience assisting U.S. government agencies and NGOs, including USAID, U.S. Forest Service, National Audubon, ACDI-VOCA, the IMF, and the U.S. Department of State. He has assisted numerous national and international programs with strategic thinking and implementation planning, communication approaches and participatory stakeholder processes, capacity building (government institutions, NGOs and private sector associations), and has been very successful in helping disparate stakeholder groups reach a shared vision of what needs to be done, negotiating organization roles and responsibilities, coaching network/stakeholder and national leaders, facilitating problem solving and conflict resolution, and helping stakeholder coalitions grow and prosper. Over the last few years, he has provided assistance to programs in Indonesia, Angola, Lesotho, Uganda, Kenya, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Iraq, Albania, Qatar, and Egypt (where he lived for 6 years). In addition to Egypt, he has also resided in Nigeria and Benin.

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Day 2

Plenary Session: How Do We Build Capacity for Environmental Education?
Wednesday, December 1, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Shin-Cheng Yeh

PROFESSOR, NATIONAL TAIWAN NORMAL UNIVERSITY, TAIWAN

Shin-Cheng Yeh is a professor in the Graduate Institute of Environmental Education at National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan. He had a background in civil and environmental engineering for his bachelor's and master's degrees, and both earned from National Taiwan University, Taiwan. He gained his Ph.D. in Water Resources and Environmental Systems from Cornell University in 1996. He has been working at three universities, including National Chi-Nan University, National Kaohsiung Normal University, and National Taiwan Normal University. With his academic background in environmental systems analysis as the base, he expanded his research interest to fit the changing demands. Thus, he has researched a broad spectrum, including environmental engineering, environmental systems analysis, environmental economics, environmental education, environmental communication, and sustainable development-related policies and indicators. From 2012 to 2016, he had the experience of working as a governmental official, including the Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection Administration (2012-2014) and the Minister without Portfolio (2014-2016), in charge of environmental protection-related issues and more cross-ministerial affairs and policies. He is also the author of many academic research papers and several science-popular books for climate change and system dynamics. In recent years, he focused his research on topics related to climate change education, education for sustainable development (ESD), circular economy, and corporate sustainability.

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Nicole Ardoin

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AND SENIOR FELLOW, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND WOODS INSTITUTE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, STANFORD UNIVERSITY

Nicole Ardoin is an Associate Professor at Stanford University where she is the Emmett Family Faculty Scholar & Sykes E-IPER Faculty Director of the Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources (E-IPER) in the School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences. She runs the Social Ecology Lab—an interdisciplinary cross-campus group that focuses on individual and collective engagement in sustainability-related behaviors and practices, as well as people’s connections to places and how those influence their relationships to each other and the broader ecosystem.

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Day 3

Plenary Session: Leadership for Change
Thursday, December 2, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Meng-Hui Lin

PHD STUDENT, NATIONAL TAIWAN UNIVERSITY (NTU)

Meng-Hui is the winner of the Taiwan Environmental Protection Administration's Environmental Leadership Award and has led a number of initiatives to inspire environmental and climate action in Taiwan. She started her environmental education journey at just 15 years old, starting Camp Green Giant for elementary school students in remote areas. Now as a PhD student at National Taiwan University, she mobilized fellow students to launch a Department of Sustainability in the National Taiwan University Student Association (NTUSA), making NTUSA the first university student government organization in East Asia to establish an environment-related department. As director, she has led efforts to help NTU invest more responsibly and commit to carbon-neutrality by 2048. Her PhD research focuses on climate change decision-making, including mitigation pathways and adaptation strategies.

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Anna Oposa

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND CHIEF MERMAID, SAVE PHILIPPINE SEAS

Anna is the Executive Director and “Chief Mermaid” of Save Philippine Seas, a movement to protect the Philippines’ coastal and marine resources by mobilizing seatizen-led initiatives for collective action and behavior change. She graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in English Studies from the University of the Philippines-Diliman (2011) and earned a master of science degree in Conservation Science from Imperial College London through the Chevening Scholarship (2014-2015). She was a Global Fellow for Marine Conservation at Duke University for the summer term of 2017. Anna has pioneered a wide range of campaigns and projects in shark conservation, environmental education, youth empowerment, and waste management. Outside SPS, she has served as a consultant for the Asian Development Bank, Oceana Philippines, and Climate Change Commission.

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Shriya Rai

FOUNDER, SASHAKT BHARAT

Shriya Rai is the founder of Sashakt Bharat - an Indian platform for young people to collaborate on sustainability concerns and partner with stakeholders to adopt local and inclusive solutions toward prosperity. She is a National Geographic Young Explorer and a Political Science graduate from Lady Shri Ram College. Shriya travels across the country organizing workshops for college students, engaging them on environmental concerns, connecting them to indigenous knowledge, providing them mentorship, and facilitating their collaboration with policy stakeholders. While celebrating the diversity of her country and generating cultural shifts in sustainability practices, Shriya hopes to shape a connected, positive, and solutions-driven world.

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Steve Joyce (co-moderator)

ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST, TRAINING RESOURCES GROUP, INC. (TRG)

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Julia Hsiang-Wen Huang (closing remarks)

DIRECTOR GENERAL, OCEAN CONSERVATION ADMINISTRATION (OCA), OCEAN AFFAIRS COUNCIL (OAC)

Dr. Julia Hsiang-Wen Huang is the Director-General of Ocean Conservation Administration, Ocean Affairs Council. She started her official career in Fisheries Section, Bureau of Agriculture, Taipei County Government. Then she transferred to Fisheries Agency, Council of Agriculture. She was responsible for distant water fisheries management and attended many international fisheries management organizations’ meetings. After that, she started to teach and research at National Taiwan Ocean University. Her major researches are fisheries bycatch of Taiwanese distant water tuna longline fisheries and marine debris, etc.

Ocean Conservation Administration was established in 2018 for conservation of the ocean around Taiwan. She was appointed as the Director-General till now. She applies her experience in marine affairs and leads the team to do their best to achieve the purposes of “Clean Ocean,” “Healthy Habitats,” and “Sustainable Resources” for Taiwan. Through marine ecosystem management particularly in the aspects of marine environmental protection and pollution prevention, marine life conservation, habitat restoration, international cooperation, and conservation education outreach, she hopes to connect Taiwan with the international community, strengthen public-private partnership, and encourage stakeholders’ participation to enrich our ocean.

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Plenary Session: Future Thinking for the Field
Thursday, December 2, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Kuo-Shuh Fan

PROFESSOR, NATIONAL KAOHSIUNG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, TAIWAN

Dr. Fan is currently an adjunct chair professor for the Department of Environmental, Health, and Safety Engineering, National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan. His interests are mainly in the areas of waste management, environmental assessment, and environmental education. He also served as VP of the university in the period of 2010-2015. After graduating from Ohio State University with a Ph.D. and spending a year as a postdoc in UW-Madison, he accepted the invitation from his alma mater, National Chung Hsing University in 1984. During 1989-1995, he worked in Taiwan EPA as Director of the Office of Science and Technology Advisors responsible for R&D and international affairs. He successfully facilitated the signature of an environmental cooperation agreement between Taiwan EPA and USEPA. Afterward, he was assigned as the first CEO of the Abandoned Vehicle Recycling Foundation funded by Taiwan EPA. An overall master plan was architected and a modern car shedding facility was constructed during his service in 1995-1998. Currently, Dr. Fan also serves as president of the Taiwan Circular Economy and Innovation Transformation Association (CEITA), a non-profit organization, engages in knowledge platform building and consultation on circularity and innovation.

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Christina Kwauk

RESEARCHER AND FELLOW, UNBOUNDED ASSOCIATES AND CENTER FOR UNIVERSAL EDUCATION AT BROOKINGS

Christina Kwauk is a social scientist with a current interdisciplinary focus on education for climate action. She is an expert on girls’ education in developing countries, 21st-century skills and youth empowerment, sport for development, and the intersections of gender, education, and climate change. Christina has published numerous books, policy papers, and academic articles on climate change education, gender, health, and international development and education. She is an education consultant and Research Director at Unbounded Associates and a non-resident fellow in the Center for Universal Education at Brookings.

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Ginger Potter

SENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION SPECIALIST, OFFICE of PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION (OPEEE), US EPA

Ginger Potter is the Senior Environmental Education Specialist in the Office of Public Engagement and Environmental Education (OPEEE) for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Ms. Potter is responsible for environmental education program design, implementation, and management as well as research, evaluation and program assessment and strategic planning in the Office of Environmental Education. She serves as the Project Officer for the National Teacher Training and Professional Development Program (currently ee360) and is the Co-Chair of the Global Environmental Education Partnership (GEEP). Before coming to EPA, Ms. Potter was a research chemist for the U.S. Geological Survey. Ms. Potter has degrees in Chemistry, Business Administration, and Organizational Development/Behavioral Psychology. She has published several articles on environmental education and speaks frequently at national and international conferences on education and sustainable development education issues.

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Po-Wen Yen

CEO, BUDDHIST TZU CHI CHARITY FOUNDATION, TAIWAN

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Alan Reid (moderator)

PROFESSOR, MONASH UNIVERSITY, AUSTRALIA

Alan Reid is a professor in the faculty of education at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. He edits Environmental Education Research and leads the Education, Environment, and Sustainability Research Group. He is involved in environmental education research activities and networks in Europe, North America, and Australasia, including the Global Environmental Education Partnership and the World Environmental Education Congress. Alan's research focuses on teachers' thinking and practice in EE, and his teaching focuses principally on environmental and sustainability education. His recent work addresses education in relation to the climate emergency and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

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Tsung-Yung (Spencer) Liu (closing remarks)

DIRECTOR GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING, EPA TAIWAN

Director General Liu got his Master’s degree at Imperial College London, majoring in Environmental Engineering. He has served in the Taiwan EPA for 25 years. He has been involved in the program of International Environmental Partnership and Global Environmental Education Partnership since 2014, when he served as the Executive Secretary of Office of Sustainable Development with US EPA. He is now the Director General in the Department of Comprehensive Planning in Taiwan EPA, in charge of EE policy and environmental impact assessment.

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Asia-Pacific Forum

Featured Speakers

Featured Speakers

Day 1

Plenary Session: Opening Remarks and Welcome
Tuesday, November 30, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Why EE? Why Now?
Tuesday, November 30, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Day 2

Plenary Session: The Value of Networks
Wednesday, December 1, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

with opening remarks from Ian Humphreys (Northern Ireland, recorded talk)

Day 2

Plenary Session: How Do We Build Capacity for Environmental Education?
Wednesday, December 1, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Day 3

Plenary Session: Leadership for Change
Thursday, December 2, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Future Thinking for the Field
Thursday, December 2, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Featured Speakers

Featured Speakers

Day 1

Plenary Session: Opening Remarks and WelcomeTuesday, November 30, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Why EE? Why Now? Tuesday, November 30, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Day 2

Plenary Session: The Value of NetworksWednesday, December 1, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

with opening remarks from Ian Humphreys (Northern Ireland, recorded talk)

Day 2

Plenary Session: How Do We Build Capacity for Environmental Education?Wednesday, December 1, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Day 3

Plenary Session: Leadership for ChangeThursday, December 2, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Future Thinking for the FieldThursday, December 2, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Opening Remarks and Welcome
Tuesday, November 30, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Why EE? Why Now?
Tuesday, November 30, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: The Value of Networks
Wednesday, December 1, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: How Do We Build Capacity for Environmental Education?
Wednesday, December 1, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Leadership for Change
Thursday, December 2, 9:00 AM Taiwan Standard Time

Plenary Session: Future Thinking for the Field
Thursday, December 2, 12:30 PM Taiwan Standard Time