Editorial: The Narnia of Environmentalism – Francis Paul
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
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
Harms’ Way: Endangered Eco-Freaks – Dave Harms
