Table of Contents

1. Introduction to research on sport and environmental sustainability, Part I: Impacts of sport on the natural environment, 2. Sport and safeguarding air quality, 3. Sport and the safeguarding of water resources, 4. Major sport events and environmental sustainability, 5. Major sport facilities and environmental sustainability, Part II: Impacts of the natural environment on sport, 6. Environmental impacts on sport: vulnerability, risk, resilience, and adaptation, 7. Summer sport and climate change, 8. Winter sports and climate change, Part III: Strategic management, policy and education for the sport-environment relationship, 9. Sport and environmental policy, 10. Sport environmental measurement tools, certification, and reporting, 11. Sport environmental awareness, perceptions, behaviour, motivations, and promotions, 12. Sport partnerships, relationships and marketing for environmental sustainability, 13. Sport and education for environmental sustainability, 14. Conclusions: Envision the future in sport environmental sustainability (sport-ES)

About the Author

Greg Dingle is Lecturer in Sport Management, and Researcher at the Centre for Sport and Social Impact at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia. His research is focused on climate change impacts, risks, vulnerability, resilience, and adaptation by sport organizations.Cheryl Mallen is Associate Professor in the Department of Sport Management at Brock University, Canada. She teaches sport event and facility management and sport ethics. Her research expertise encompasses sport environmental sustainability, as well as new technologies and their future impact on sport management.