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Ep 3: Environmental education with Dr Jim Taylor
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Dr Jim Taylor is the former director of environmental education at the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa (WESSA). His expertise on environmental education was weaved into isiZulu (Zulu) language and knowledge, with reflections on the power of love and a shared humanity. I hope you enjoy the knowledge and wisdoms from this rich discussion.
Some of topics discussed:
- IsiZulu language- analysis of 2 phrases including "Ubuntu"
- Value of indigenous knowledge and threat of colonialism
- What is the best process of educating people on the environment?
- Deliberative and transgressive learning
- The power of love
- The role of law and "self-control"
- How to define sustainability and a just transition
- Spirit of "Ubuntu" in science
- Science communication in South Africa- Covid and uncertainty
- Communication and social media
- Trusting the moment
WESSA website link:
https://wessa.org.za/
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