The document discusses an experience in collaborative regional work for sustainable development through education. It describes a project planting 100,000 trees led by "Forest Ambassadors" and "Forest Curators" to have social, economic, environmental, and educational impacts. Regional centers of expertise can creatively work towards sustainability issues. Contacts are provided for the Catholic University of Porto and the Metropolitan Area of Porto for more information.

1. educação‐acção para o desenvolvimento sustentável: uma
experiência de trabalho colaborativo a nível regional
28.10.2011 | Marta Pinto

2. quem somos?

3. onde estamos?

4. porque existimos?

6. o que fazemos?

7. como fazemos?

8. www.creporto.blogspot.com

9. projecto das 100.000 árvores
O que é?
Porquê?
Onde?
Quando?
Quem?
Embaixadores da Floresta
Curadores da Floresta
www.embaixadadafloresta.blogspot.com

10. The networked Regional Centres of
Expertise may serve as an example
of how different local groups in
society, who do not ordinarily work
together but are bound by mutual
sustainability issues, find
themselves working creatively
towards their improvement (Wals,
A., 2009)

11. temos resultados?
‘Not everything that counts can be measured.
Not everything that can be measured counts.’ (Albert Einstein)
social económico ambiental educativo
“a specific advertising campaign has not automatic guarantee of success yet it may
contribute to the general pressure by which wants are simulated and maintained… its very
failure may serve to fertilize this soil” – V. Lebow, Journal of Retailing, 1960

13. contactos
www.creporto.blogspot.com
www.crenews.info
Universidade Católica Portuguesa
t + 351 225580048
Marta Pinto
mspinto@porto.ucp.pt
porto.cre@gmail.com
Área Metropolitana do Porto
t +351223392020
Susana Castanheira