AELA is committed to increasing the understanding and practical implementation of Earth centred governance, with a focus on law, economics, education, ethics and the arts/culture. To achieve this goal, AELA runs conferences, workshops, seminars and training opportunities for people around Australia, on a range of topics that build awareness and understanding about Earth centred governance.
AELA offers:
Topics that can be included in workshops and courses include:
- Earth jurisprudence, Wild Law and Rights of Nature
- Beyond Sustainability: Earth Systems Science, Planetary Boundaries and Bioregional ecological governance
- Cross cultural courses providing education by Indigenous people about Indigenous culture and Caring for Country
- Unpacking and Understanding Current Laws - a course designed to help people understand why current environmental and planning laws and sustainability frameworks, are not enough to protect the living world
- Ecological justice
- Earth Ethics
For all inquiries, please email: education@earthlaws.org.au
AELA’s National Convenor, Dr Michelle Maloney, giving a workshop in Florida, USA in May 2015, on the Precautionary Principle, Earth jurisprudence and Earth laws, to university lecturers at Miami University.
