Transforming Knowledge into Action: Environmental Education Strategies

Abstract

The concept of "One Health" has been discussed at the UN since 2008, however, it still requires a strike force for the population to understand the impacts of human interactions in the environment. From this demand, a training course for environmental educators was promoted, with a diverse target audience, including teachers, health agents, municipal employees, councilors, mayors, environmental technicians and society in general, training them to disseminate this concept and all the environmental knowledge conveyed in the event. This article identifies the audience experience through data collected with questions on the Likert scale, with the aim of providing information on the themes presented in the course and validating the promotion of this type of event through the recognition of participants' enjoyment of the content.