Envigogika, a specialist peer-reviewed professional periodical published by the Charles University Environment Center, focusing on original academic papers and additional informative articles from the field of environmental education (EE) and education for sustainable development (ESD), published a number of special issues over the past two years in both Czech and English as part of the MOSUR project.

The very first English language edition ever published by Envigogika came out in 2013, followed by two further editions in 2014.  That first edition focused primarily on the specific context of the Czech Republic: not only environmental education (EE) and education for sustainable development (ESD), but also awareness raising and the wider cultural context and political conditions necessary to achieve a transition towards sustainability.

The second English language edition was issued in December 2013 was more wide-ranging in content and included articles on earth education programmes, the establishment of a Local Exchange Trading System in the Czech Republic, Australian and Slovenian perspectives of education for sustainable development, and a review of a book on the environmental mining limits under threat in North-West Bohemia.

The third English language issue was published in May 2014 and contained articles on barriers to environmentally friendly consumer behaviour, changes taking place in higher education curricula, how nature is reflected in the social discourse and aesthetically interpreted, and the cultural footprints left by former inhabitants on the landscape in the Ore Mountains in the Czech Republic.

In addition, the extremely hard-working editorial staff at Envigogika, particularly Editor-in-Chief Dr. Jana Dlouhá, maintained their usual output of Czech language editions of the journal, producing a total of six issues during the lifetime of the MOSUR project.