Climate change adaptation skills for professional planners: informing new teaching and learning themes for planning educators

Jennifer George, Peter Nelson, Richard Horsfield, Sandra Nichols, Marco Amati, Wendy Goldstein

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    Abstract

    The Graduate School of the Environment (GSE) in the Faculty of Science (FoS) at Macquarie University has undertaken a project entitled “Climate Change Adaptation Skills for Professionals” in the Small Grants Program of the Australian Government Department of Climate Change. Its aim is to improve and increase learning about climate change adaptation in undergraduate and postgraduate environmental management and planning programs (among others) within the FoS. This involved the following activities: identification of professional capabilities needed for climate change adaptation from several sources; review of the planning programs and constituent units; consideration of course content for incorporation of recommended professional capabilities; and consideration of the implications for teaching and learning approaches. The results of this research will be presented highlighting new themes arising in teaching and learning in planning education for climate change adaptation.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationANZAPS 2010 Conference Proceedings
    EditorsHamish G. Rennie, Ali Memon
    Place of PublicationChristchurch, New Zealand
    PublisherLincoln University
    Pages20-41
    Number of pages22
    ISBN (Print)9780473191146
    Publication statusPublished - 2010
    EventAustralian and New Zealand Association of Planning Schools : Conference 2010 - Christchurch, New Zealand
    Duration: 17 Apr 201019 Apr 2010

    Conference

    ConferenceAustralian and New Zealand Association of Planning Schools : Conference 2010
    CityChristchurch, New Zealand
    Period17/04/1019/04/10

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