Environment

Tanya Murray celebrates the growing cultural and educational movement toward nature-based education and inquiry as a way to create powerful learning experiences with and for our students.

Our feature interview with Autumn Peltier calls on all Ontarians, including children, to become advocates for the environment and protectors of water.

In anticipation of Earth Month and in honour of the activists who have protected safe drinking water in South Dakota, protested major pipeline projects in Canada, saved US climate data from destruction under President Donald Trump and created viable earth-friendly models for development, this issue of Voice focuses on climate justice.

Noting the interconnectedness of climate justice and social justice, Kim Fry argues for solutions and economies that have a human- and nature-centred approach to development.

Gina Marucci proposes encouraging a love and stewardship of nature by learning about animal tracks.

Don’t let another Earth Month pass without critically reflecting on the contribution you can make to our planet.