Extension professionals and sustainability practices: Are we walking our talk?

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Abstract

Today more than ever, Extension is scrutinized and evaluated for its value and relevance to the public. This report summarizes a 2010 online survey conducted by members of the National Network for Sustainable Living Education (NNSLE) to assess the sustainability mindset of Extension employees. It assessed employee behaviors, motivations, and impediments-at work and at home-in five categories. Most notably, Extension employees are avid resource conservation practitioners who are strongly influenced by saving time and money. The findings provide a platform for sustainability education in Extension offices to promote transformative institutional and community change.

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Rashash, D., Elliott, C., & Madhosingh-Hector, R. (2015). Extension professionals and sustainability practices: Are we walking our talk? Journal of Extension, 53(2). https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.53.02.10

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