The proceedings of the 12th World Environmental Education Congress (WEEC), organized jointly with the Abu Dhabi Environment Agency and held in Abu Dhabi from January 29 to February 2, 2024, have been published and are freely available online.

This year we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Belgrade Charter (1975–2025) — a key milestone in the history of environmental education that paved the way for the Tbilisi Conference of 1977.

Join the global initiative “No Limits to Hope”, promoted by The Club of Rome, The Fifth Element, and WEEC.

Throughout October, schools, communities, and individuals around the world are invited to take action with:

🎒 Educational projects
🌳 Outdoor and community events
💻 Webinars and seminars
🎨 Creative campaigns

📤 Send your project now:
🌐 weecnetwork.org/world-environmental-education-day

Be part of the change — share your vision and celebrate environmental education with us!

📅 September 21–25, 2026 | 📍 Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia

Mark your calendar for the 13th World Environmental Education Congress (WEEC)—a premier global gathering of educators, researchers, professionals, and activists dedicated to environmental education and sustainability. From September 21 to 25, 2026, Perth, Australia, will be the hub for groundbreaking discussions, collaboration, and innovation.

The Call inviting educators, learners, researchers and concerned citizens worldwide to share ideas and proposals on the future of education.

Conceived to transform learning in response to today’s intertwined environmental, social and cultural crises, the initiative values the full spectrum of human knowledge, including perspectives from historically marginalised social and ethnic groups. Special consideration will be given to submissions that use artistic expression, alternative languages and Indigenous viewpoints to envision new models of coexistence, justice and sustainability.

How to take part

Who can apply? Anyone engaged or interested in the educational debate, regardless of age or professional background.

What to submit? An original text of up to 1,000 words addressing the Concept Note “No Limits to Hope: Transforming Learning for Better Futures.”

Where to submit? Via the online form available below

International Permanent Secretariat