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Urban environmental education: Principles in action
Abstract
While the value of environmental education in a natural environment is acknowledged, a case is made for urban environmental education. Principles underlying a programme derived largely from the British Urban Studies movement, in particular, the Art and the Built Environment project (Adams and Ward 1982), are presented as a contribution to urban environmental education in South Africa.
