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Web Extra: Extended interview with Tina Mayling

Source: 7.30 Report
Published: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 1:09 AEST
Expires: Wednesday, August 8, 2007 1:09 AEST

Web Extra: Extended interview with Tina Mayling, Bass Valley Primary School teacher At the same time as we're talking about the big environmental challenges facing the world, there's widespread concern in Australia at the declining quality of science education. But an elderly Victorian man is trying to make a difference on both fronts. Dr Tim Ealey is an internationally acclaimed scientist who's devoted his retirement to reviving mangrove colonies. It's a grassroots campaign that's swept up school children who've become passionate about the cause. 7.30's Natasha Johnson reports.

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Tags: education, community-education, continuing-education, education-collaborative-projects, schools, teachers, environment, environmental-management, erosion, oceans-and-reefs, rain-forests-and-forest, wetlands, science-and-technology, research, water, australia, vic

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