Planet Youth 24.3

Editorial: The Narnia of Environmentalism
Francis Paul

Times They Are a' Changin'
L. Geggie And J. Fairholm
A new wave of youth activism promises a broader approach to social change.
Inset: Eleven Steps for Change by L. Geggie And J. Fairholm
Inset: Street Youth Become Urban Farmers in Rosario, Argentina by M. Rodriguez And M. Paoletti
Inset: ... and in Vancouver, Canada by Estelle Taylor
Inset: Partnerships for Ending the Nuclear Age by B. Oliver And C. Llorens
Inset: Un Juste Café Brings Fair Trade Coffee to Montréal by Sara Teitelbaum
Inset: Younger Youth Take the Lead in Whitehorse by Ilona Dougherty

Youth Environmental Groups and Related Resources
An Alternatives pocket guide.

PIRG Power
K. Farbridge And P. Cameron
Public Interest Research Groups in Canada celebrate 25 years of student activism.
Inset: Young Folks for Old Growth by Mike Buckthought

The Cap Pelé Model
D. Pruneau, O. Chouinard & C. Arsenault
In an Acadian village, an environmental education programme gives young and old a sense of place.
Inset: Cap Pelé Children and Elders Take a New Kind of Field Trip
Inset: Indicating a Change in Senegal by Souleymane Diop

More Alternatives

Notes

Native Trees
Estelle Taylor
Court decisions recognize aboriginal title to Canadian forests.

From Tide to Trickle
Katie Edwards
New Brunswick authorities reopen causeway gates in a controversial attempt to revive the Petitcodiac River.

Scientists Ponder Project Purple
Craig Dale
University of Guelph experts chew over programme to control purple loosestrife with imported insects.

Commentary: Seeking Justice for All
Jacinda Fairholm

Reviews

Herman Daly, Beyond Growth: The Economics of Sustainable Development
Patrick Condon, ed., Sustainable Urban Landscapes: The Surrey Design Charrette

Letters

Travels: A Tale of Two Islands
Tooker Gomberg and Angela Bischoff