1. ENVIRONMENTAL PRINCIPLES

2. Environmental Education As defined by the Asian Development Bank, is a process by which people develop awareness, concern and knowledge of the environment and its diverse values and processes, and learn to use this understanding to preserve, conserve and utilize the environment in a sustainable manner for the benefit of present and future generations.

6. Ecosystem change over time and space.

7. Any change in the community affects the different organisms within it.

10. Even the most abundant natural resources are in danger of being depleted in the light of human overpopulation and overexploitation.

11. Ex. Fossil fuels bec. of industrialization and domestic consumption,

12. some species because of habitat destruction, overhunting and excessive harvesting

14. Ex. Air pollution-continuous increase in temp and climatic patterns,

15. water pollution- dumping grounds of various domestic and industrial waste

18. Concerned with socioeconomic dev’t (human) and environmental quality.