Valerie Huggins is Associate Director for Teaching and Learning and Associate Professor in Early Childhood Studies at the Institute of Education, Plymouth University, UK. David Evans retired as Principal Lecturer and Director of the Integrated Masters Programme at Plymouth University, UK. He is currently involved in ECE curriculum development in Majority World contexts.

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• Introduction Valerie Huggins and David Evans, Plymouth University, UK2. Early Childhood Education for Sustainability Eva Ärlemalm Hagsér & Ingrid Pramling Samuelsson 3. Towards a pedagogy of hope: Sustainability Education in the early years Alice Warwick and Paul Warwick4. The importance of creativity in early childhood care and education for sustainability Paulette Luff 5. Promoting ECCE for Sustainability with very young children David Evans6. Education Sustainability in the Hungarian Context Anikó Nagy Varga PhD, Balázs Molnár PhD, Sándor Pálfi, Sándor Szerepi 7. Early Education for Sustainability in Majority World contexts Valerie Huggins8. Yes we can! Young children learning to contribute to an enabling society Maria Assunção Folque 9. Nestling into the Lifeworld: The importance of Place in Grounding the Early Years Alun Morgan and Sue Waite10. Sustainable and entrepreneurial leadership in a time of scarce resources Jan Georgeson11. The Contribution of Forest School to Early Childhood Care and Education for Sustainability Paulette Luff and Sara Knight12. Designing environmentally sustainable provocations for early years learning environments Sandra Hesterman13. Where next for ECE for Sustainability? John Siraj-Blatchford and Valerie Huggins with Lucien Georgeson

Valerie Huggins is Associate Director for Teaching and Learning and Associate Professor in Early Childhood Studies at the Institute of Education, Plymouth University, UK. David Evans retired as Principal Lecturer and Director of the Integrated Masters Programme at Plymouth University, UK. He is currently involved in ECE curriculum development in Majority World contexts.

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• Introduction Valerie Huggins and David Evans, Plymouth University, UK2. Early Childhood Education for Sustainability Eva Ärlemalm Hagsér & Ingrid Pramling Samuelsson 3. Towards a pedagogy of hope: Sustainability Education in the early years Alice Warwick and Paul Warwick4. The importance of creativity in early childhood care and education for sustainability Paulette Luff 5. Promoting ECCE for Sustainability with very young children David Evans6. Education Sustainability in the Hungarian Context Anikó Nagy Varga PhD, Balázs Molnár PhD, Sándor Pálfi, Sándor Szerepi 7. Early Education for Sustainability in Majority World contexts Valerie Huggins8. Yes we can! Young children learning to contribute to an enabling society Maria Assunção Folque 9. Nestling into the Lifeworld: The importance of Place in Grounding the Early Years Alun Morgan and Sue Waite10. Sustainable and entrepreneurial leadership in a time of scarce resources Jan Georgeson11. The Contribution of Forest School to Early Childhood Care and Education for Sustainability Paulette Luff and Sara Knight12. Designing environmentally sustainable provocations for early years learning environments Sandra Hesterman13. Where next for ECE for Sustainability? John Siraj-Blatchford and Valerie Huggins with Lucien Georgeson

Valerie Huggins is Associate Director for Teaching and Learning and Associate Professor in Early Childhood Studies at the Institute of Education, Plymouth University, UK. David Evans retired as Principal Lecturer and Director of the Integrated Masters Programme at Plymouth University, UK. He is currently involved in ECE curriculum development in Majority World contexts.

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• Introduction Valerie Huggins and David Evans, Plymouth University, UK2. Early Childhood Education for Sustainability Eva Ärlemalm Hagsér & Ingrid Pramling Samuelsson 3. Towards a pedagogy of hope: Sustainability Education in the early years Alice Warwick and Paul Warwick4. The importance of creativity in early childhood care and education for sustainability Paulette Luff 5. Promoting ECCE for Sustainability with very young children David Evans6. Education Sustainability in the Hungarian Context Anikó Nagy Varga PhD, Balázs Molnár PhD, Sándor Pálfi, Sándor Szerepi 7. Early Education for Sustainability in Majority World contexts Valerie Huggins8. Yes we can! Young children learning to contribute to an enabling society Maria Assunção Folque 9. Nestling into the Lifeworld: The importance of Place in Grounding the Early Years Alun Morgan and Sue Waite10. Sustainable and entrepreneurial leadership in a time of scarce resources Jan Georgeson11. The Contribution of Forest School to Early Childhood Care and Education for Sustainability Paulette Luff and Sara Knight12. Designing environmentally sustainable provocations for early years learning environments Sandra Hesterman13. Where next for ECE for Sustainability? John Siraj-Blatchford and Valerie Huggins with Lucien Georgeson