Exchange
program Walburg college, Zwijndrecht - Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium, Norderstedt
Project: "our ecological footprint"
Wednesday, 21th of Sept. 2011
The ‘ecological footprint’ is a measure of the amount of land
required to support the lifestyle of an individual or country. It is calculated
as the total of the different land use types (built up areas, grazing and crop
land, managed forest land, energy land and fishing grounds) required for
production and consumption of goods and services .
Ecological footprints are expressed in hectares per person. The larger the
ecological footprint, the more resources needed to sustain an individual's
current lifestyle.
image: http://www.waikatoregion.govt.nz/
tasks for today:
1. Listen carefully to the information on the "ecological
footprint" presented by Kathalina, Lasse und Till
Now, change room to arts classroom!
Humanity's egolocical footprint and biocapacity 2005 (Excel)
Interview mit Mathis Wackernagel: Die Idee des ökologischen Fußabdrucks (german)
The Ecological Footprint Atlas - 2010 (Global Footprint Network) (english)
De kleine aarde - duurzamen denken en doen (dutch)
infographics library on Flickr (by bestfootforward.com) (english)
Global Footprint Network (english)
gut ist auch: Umweltwissen: Der Ökologische Fußabdruck (Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt (german)
gclasen, 19th. Sept. 2011