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International
Symposium on Environmental Education in 2001
International Symposium on Environmental
Education
Prospects
and Status on Social Environmental Education
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Environmental
NGOs and Social Education for Environment in Korea
(Dr. Lee See-jae : Professor, Catholic Univ. of Korea)
Education
for Sustainability: an Approach to the Training of Workers in NGOs
(Dr. Chirs G.Gayford : Reading Univ. UK)
Environmental
Education on the Ecological Perspective
(Mr. Ryoo Jung-gil : Secretary General, Buddhist
Academy Ecological Awakening)
Contributions
of Environmental NGOs to Informal Environmental Education in China
(Mr. Zeng Hongying : Project Officer, Center for
Environmental Education and Communications of State Environmental Protection
Administration)
Achievements
and Prospects of Wetland Ecology Camp for Children : Inspire Our Children
to Become Environment Watchdogs : YMCA
(Mr. Lee Hee- chool : General Manager, Seosan YMCA)
The
Trend in Socio-environmental Education in Australia
(Ms. Rose Read : Manager, Environmental Operations, Clean Up Australia)
Forest
Environmental Education Program
(Ms. Hong Hye-ran : Manager, National Campaign <Forest For Life>)
Sharing
Our Planet with Wild Animals
(Mr. Park Grimm : President, Friends of the the
Goral <Little Horn> )
Trends
in Environmental Education in Japan
(Prof. Osamu Abe : Saitama Univ. Japan)
Korea
Organized Network of Ecological Conscious Teachers (KONECT) Organizations
and Activities
(Mr. Oh Chang-kil/ Teacher, Sungri Elementary School
in Inchon / Korea Organized Network of Ecologically Conscious Teachers)
Environmental
Education of KFEM
(Ms. Joo Sun-hee/ Manager, Environmental Education
Center)
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Date
: September 7, Friday, 2001
Venue : The National Assembly, Members’ Office Building, Small Conference
Room
Convenor : Korean Federation for Environmental Movement (KFEM)/
Environmental Education Center
Sponsor : SK Telecom / The Hankook Ilbo
International Cooperative Org. : Australia-Korea Foundation/ The
British Council/ Embassy of the United States of America/ Institute
for Global Environmental Strategies, Japan
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International Symposium on Land in 2000
"Threats to land, life and livelihood
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Development
and Sustainability : The Clash of Paradigms
Establishment
of a United Nations Global Habitat Conservation Fund
What
happened to the people of Lake Siwha
Relationship
between indigenous people and land use : Case study of Karen
THE
RELATION BETWEEN ENVIORMENT PROBLEMS IN OKINAWA
AND U.S. MILITARY BASES
The
MST vs the Brazilian crisis : resistance and alternatives experiences
Tangata
Whenua (People of the Land) and Whakapapa Korero (Layers of Knowledge)
Land
Policiy Development and Management Problems in Korea
To
recover land's livability
Current
Status of Forest and Agricultural Land in North Korea
Major
Issues in the discussion of Integrated planning and management of Land
Resources at the 8th. Session of UNCSD
2000
International Symposium on Land List of Participants
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Convener:KFEM(Korean
Federation for Environmental Movement)
Coorperated with Toji Culture Foundation
Sponsor by Korea Broadcasting Advertising Corp.
Period:October 11 - 13, 2000
Venues:Toji Culture Center
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1999 Environmental
NGOs' International Symposium on Dams
"Problems of Dam Construction Policy & Alternatives
for the 21st Century"
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Opening Address
Welcome Address
The Impacts of
Large Dams and International Anti-Dam Movement
Flght To Stop The
Sardar Sarovar Project In India.
People Movement
Against Dams in Thailand
The Citizens Campaign
to Save the Nagara River
Anti-dam Movements
of Korea.
Dam decommissioning
in Europe and France
Demand-side Management
of Water Resources.
Seoul Declaration:
For Alternative Water Management in the 21st Century
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Organizer:Korean
Federation for Environmental Movement
Sponsor:The Hankook Ilbo, Korea Exchange Bank and Hyundai Motor
Company
Period:Nov. 29 Dec. 1, 1999
Venues:Galaxy Hall, Olympia Hotel, Seoul/the Tong River area
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1998
Environmental NGOs' International Conference
The Roles and Strategies of Developing Countries
in Preventing Climate Change
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Welcoming Remarks
Foreword
Climate
Change and People of Developing Countries/Chee Yoke Ling
Principles
and Strategies to Mitigate Global Warming/See-jae Lee
Current
Issues and Discussions in Climate Talks/Michael Roemer
A
Sustainable and Peaceful Energy Alternative in Developing Countries/Jong-dall
Kim
Climate
Change:Are Annex I countries doing enough?/Leena Srivastava
Climate
Change: Challenges for Delveloping Countries-Focus
on Southeast Asia/Fiona Koza
Climate
Change and Korea:Perspectives of Korean Environmental Movement/Korean
Federration for Environmental Movement(KFEM)
Press
Release-Conclusion of NGO Conference on Climate Change
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Organizer:Korean
Federation for Environmental Movement
International Co-orperative Organization Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
Period:Sep. 22 - 23, 1998
Sponsor: The Hankook Ilbo, Korea Exchange Bank,
Samsung Global Environment Research Center
Venues:Galaxy Hall, Olympia Hotel, Seoul/the Tong River area
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