Young People Envision the Future of Their Local Area: An Explorative Study From the Wet Tropics, Australia

Iris C. Bohnet CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems and Water for a Healthy Country Flagship, Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Margaret Gooch Cairns Institute Research Fellow, School of Education, James Cook University, Townsville, Queensland, Australia

Ruth Hickey School of Education, James Cook University, Cairns, Queensland, Australia

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Shih-Yeh Chen & Shiang-Yao Liu. (2020) Developing Students’ Action Competence for a Sustainable Future: A Review of Educational Research. Sustainability 12:4, pages 1374.
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Iris C. Bohnet & Ruth Beilin. (2015) Editorial: Pathways towards sustainable landscapes. Sustainability Science 10:2, pages 187-194.
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Iris C. Bohnet & Werner Konold. (2015) New approaches to support implementation of nature conservation, landscape management and cultural landscape development: experiences from Germany’s southwest. Sustainability Science 10:2, pages 245-255.
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Judith Wilks & Julie Rudner. (2013) A Voice for Children and Young People in the City. Australian Journal of Environmental Education 29:1, pages 1-17.
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J.E. Brodie, F.J. Kroon, B. Schaffelke, E.C. Wolanski, S.E. Lewis, M.J. Devlin, I.C. Bohnet, Z.T. Bainbridge, J. Waterhouse & A.M. Davis. (2012) Terrestrial pollutant runoff to the Great Barrier Reef: An update of issues, priorities and management responses. Marine Pollution Bulletin 65:4-9, pages 81-100.
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Iris C. Bohnet, Peter C. Roebeling, Kristen J. Williams, Dean Holzworth, Martijn E. van Grieken, Petina L. Pert, Frederieke J. Kroon, David A. Westcott & Jon Brodie. (2011) Landscapes Toolkit: an integrated modelling framework to assist stakeholders in exploring options for sustainable landscape development. Landscape Ecology 26:8, pages 1179-1198.
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Iris C. Bohnet. (2010) Integrating social and ecological knowledge for planning sustainable land- and sea-scapes: experiences from the Great Barrier Reef region, Australia. Landscape Ecology 25:8, pages 1201-1218.
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