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Eco-Schools: Creating Future Environmental Leaders

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Posted by Mark Biddulph on Dec. 8, 2012

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The eco-schools programme is an innovative curriculum-based environmental education initiative supported by national education department. It was launched in South Africa in 2003 to teach future generations about conservation and how it improves all of our lives. Eco-schools is an internationally recognized programme operating in over 40 countries.

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