The Geography Bulletin 1996

Summer, 1996

• Editorial by J. P. Harte
• President's Report to the 60th A.G.M
• Using the Internet for 7-12 Geography by M. Fogarty
• Civics and Citizenship Education Sparks a Curriculum Debate. Should Geographers Participate? by G. Kleeman
• From Hunting to Fishing - aquaculture for the developing world by Consultative Group on International Agricultural
  Research, World Bank

Autumn, 1996

• Editorial by J. P. Harte
• Civics and Citizenship Education - background and current situation from a geographical perspective by I. Paterson
• The Changing Nature of the Retail Industry by R. Lane.
• Bundarra: recent change in a small New South Wales rural community by C. Lawton
• Oysters as Bioindicators of Heavy Metal Pollution in Port Kembla Harbour by J. Toh
• AUSAID Development Education Series by S. Fulloon

Winter, 1996

• Editorial by J. P. Harte
• Rottnest Island - a fragile ecosystem by K. Lanceley and D. Owens
• Cognition and Adjustment to Natural Hazards by P. Manocchio
• Geography and Citizenship by N. Hutchinson.
• Geography in Schools in the United States, 1960-96: implications for Geographic education in Australia by D.Biddle.
• International Charter on Geographic Education by I.G.U. Commission on Geographical Education

Spring 1996

• Editorial J. P. Harte
• Geography in schools in England and Wales:1960-96. Implications for Geographical Education in Australia (Part 1) by D.Biddle
• The use of the internet for Geography teachers by M. Plüss
• A Fragile ecosystem:turtle conservation in Vanuatu by J Dent
• Seeing the forest and the trees byA. McLaughlin
• Geoquiz 1996