Encountering Environmentalism

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This is the first part of the guest lecture that I am giving for the GE3239 Environmental Sustainability module on Community Groups and Environmental Leadership.

Community Groups and Environmental Leadership Part I: Encountering Environmentalism November Tan GE3239 Environmental Sustainability 16 April 2009

Who am I? Geography Graduate Student Nature Volunteer Environmental Blogger / Writer Eco Social Media Cyber-Advocate Community “Matchmaker”  http://leafmonkeyworkshop.blogspot.com http://leafmonkey.blogspot.com

What am I going to talk about? PART I: Encountering Environmentalism Participation, Volunteerism and Environmental Leadership Collaborations How to get involved PART II: Overview Type of interests Type of groups Type of actions What would YOU like to know?

Encountering Environmentalism Environmental Action begins at “home” http://toddycats.wordpress.com Source: Tan (2007) Participants Volunteers “ Leaders”

Environmental action begins at “Home” http://toddycats.wordpress.com Environmental Leader #1: N. Sivasothi aka Otterman http://otterman.wordpress.com

Environmental action begins at “Home” http://pulauubinstories.blogspot.com

Environmental action begins at “Home” Environmental Leader #2: Ria Tan http://www.wildsingapore.com Environmental Leader #3: Grant Pereira http://www.wildsingapore.com

Environmental action begins at “Home” Environmental Leader #4: Dr Chua Ee Kiam http://www.simplygreen.com.sg/ Environmental Leader #5: Joseph Lai http://www.eart-h.com http://flyingfishfriends.blogspot.com

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Participation to Leadership Filling in the gaps! http://leafmonkeyworkshop.blogspot.com

Types of Collaborations Private - Public - Civil Society Collaborations

Types of Collaborations Student Groups - University Administration

Types of Collaborations Civil Society-Government Collaboration

Types of Collaborations Group Coalitions

Types of Collaborations Green-Brown Collaborations Intra-Civil Society Loose Associations of Like-Minded Individuals Regional Collaborations Online-Offline Youths-Seniors

Need a voice? http://www.cutredtape.gov.sg/ http://www.reach.gov.sg/

Other Environmental Leaders http://www.greendrinks.sg/

http://www.cco-asia.org/ http://blog.omy.sg/cco-blogger Other Environmental Leaders

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Encountering Environmentalism

1. Community Groups and Environmental Leadership Part I: Encountering Environmentalism November Tan GE3239 Environmental Sustainability 16 April 2009

2. Who am I? Geography Graduate Student Nature Volunteer Environmental Blogger / Writer Eco Social Media Cyber-Advocate Community “Matchmaker”  http://leafmonkeyworkshop.blogspot.com http://leafmonkey.blogspot.com

3. What am I going to talk about? PART I: Encountering Environmentalism Participation, Volunteerism and Environmental Leadership Collaborations How to get involved PART II: Overview Type of interests Type of groups Type of actions What would YOU like to know?

4. Encountering Environmentalism Environmental Action begins at “home” http://toddycats.wordpress.com Source: Tan (2007) Participants Volunteers “ Leaders”

5. Environmental action begins at “Home” http://toddycats.wordpress.com Environmental Leader #1: N. Sivasothi aka Otterman http://otterman.wordpress.com

6. Environmental action begins at “Home” http://pulauubinstories.blogspot.com

7. Environmental action begins at “Home” Environmental Leader #2: Ria Tan http://www.wildsingapore.com Environmental Leader #3: Grant Pereira http://www.wildsingapore.com

8. Environmental action begins at “Home” Environmental Leader #4: Dr Chua Ee Kiam http://www.simplygreen.com.sg/ Environmental Leader #5: Joseph Lai http://www.eart-h.com http://flyingfishfriends.blogspot.com

9. Environmental action begins at “Home” Participants Volunteers “ Leaders”

10. Environmental action begins at “Home” Future Environmental Leaders? Participants Volunteers “ Leaders”

11. Participation to Leadership Volunteering my Manpower - “ kena arrowed”

12. Participation to Leadership Volunteering my Manpower - “ kena arrowed” Environmental Leader #6: Dr Vilma D’Rozario

13. Participation to Leadership Take Initiative!

14. Participation to Leadership Be Creative! Environmental Leader #7: Louis Ng http://www.acres.org.sg

15. Participation to Leadership I spoke up!

16. Participation to Leadership I spoke up!

17. Participation to Leadership Take it online!

18. Participation to Leadership Contribute your expertise

19. Participation to Leadership Filling in the gaps! http://leafmonkeyworkshop.blogspot.com

20. Networks and Collaborations

21. Types of Collaborations Private - Public - Civil Society Collaborations

22. Types of Collaborations Student Groups - University Administration

23. Types of Collaborations Civil Society-Government Collaboration

24. Types of Collaborations Group Coalitions

25. Types of Collaborations Green-Brown Collaborations Intra-Civil Society Loose Associations of Like-Minded Individuals Regional Collaborations Online-Offline Youths-Seniors

26. How do I get involved?

27. Need a voice? http://www.cutredtape.gov.sg/ http://www.reach.gov.sg/

28. Straits Times Forum

29. It’s free.

30. Join a group!

31. Be Inspired

32. Other Environmental Leaders

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