Stories below can be used for free for environmental education, but any reproduction, copying or further processing must be negotiated.
As this is a continuous project, stories keep appearing and site growing in an Agile manner as described here.
Below a grid to access “the 1st 21 stories” by continents. Alternatively they are also available through the “Environmental Stories” top menu. It is listed as one of many categories of the pull-down menu as “1st 21 stories”.
Stories are ranked by “Categories” and “Tags” and depending of story lay-out, similar stories can be accessed through clicking interesting category/tag at the end / sidebar of each post.
More on navigation below, but best is just to explore the site – there are many alternative ways to navigate.
1st 21 stories
These 21 stories are the first written for this site of environmental education. There are 3 stories per each of the seven continents.
I have travelled excessively – visiting 80 countries – especially in my youth. Despite that I never was in the Antarctica, so those tales I have written as Hergé wrote the Tintin comics – without visiting the locations.
| Continent | 1st story | 2nd story | 3rd story |
| Australia & Oceania | Dingo | Possum | Fiji |
| Asia | Borneo | Ulugh Muztagh | Maldives |
| Africa | Hyena | Mt Kenya | Toubkal |
| Europe | Wanha5 | Iceland | Stora Sjöfallet |
| North America | Coyote | Denali | Finger Lakes |
| South America | Aconcagua | Bay Islands | Chimborazo |
| Antarctica | Spirou | Ross Sea Party | Surf’s up |
Navigation
- In general underlined texts on this site are links. The exception confirming the rule is the word “underlined” in the previous sentence ;o)
- Cells of the table above are entries to the first 21 stories. You can access them also anywhere on the site by clicking a link 1st21stories, which takes you to a more visual landing page presenting those 21 tales.
- Clicking any of the seven “Continents” takes you to a landing page containing the three tales of that landmass. At bottom of the page you find list of categories covered in these 3 tales. By clicking any of those links you land to a page containing all tales with that specific topic.
- Selecting any individual tale takes you to that story.
- There, on the right side is a general, static link list, which covers the whole site.
- After the story there are
- links to further data to the topics of the tale
- 4 questions of sustainability – last one is always a discussion
- links to other posts (=stories) covering same topics (“categories” and “tags”)
- At the bottom of the post there is
- space for comments (you need to register – no charges, nor obligations) to comment
- Links to previous (left) and next post (right)
- Footer with further links
Joyful exploring and fruitful discussions!