Sacred Mountains, Climate Change, and the Environment
Edwin Bernbaum2021
Sacred mountains dramatically highlight the effects of climate change and people’s relationship with the environment. Edwin Bernbaum, who…
The Silene Documentation Center contains resources and documents about the spiritual and intangible cultural heritage linked to nature and natural heritage, from the local to the international level. Summaries are offered in four languages: English, Spanish, French, and Catalan, although the documents are in the original languages, accompanied by translations, when available.
It is the reference documentation center of the Group Specialist in Cultural and Spiritual Values of the World Commission for Natural Protected Areas, of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Sacred mountains dramatically highlight the effects of climate change and people’s relationship with the environment. Edwin Bernbaum, who…
Finding Meaning in a World Gone Mad is the title of the summary of an interview with neuroscientist…
Pervasive rationalistic, technical and bureaucratic ways of thinking have emptied life of meaning by destroying what Berger calls…
This study emphasises the need to empower spirituality within the framework of environmental education, and demonstrate its value…
Ameru is a Bantu group of people currently living on Mount Kenya’s and Nyambene slopes in Kenya. The…
The author of the beautifully illustrated 375-page volume “Territories of life. Exploring vitality of governance for conserved and…
Dr. Grazia Borrini-Feyerabend, co-founder, member of the Council of Elders, and Global Coordinator during the first 12 years…
Dr. J. Stephen Lansing, professor of anthropology at the University of Arizona, explains that along a typical Balinese…
This doctoral thesis explores a new vision of education that integrates the spiritual dimension from a secular and…
Philipe Sherrad critiques the empirico-rationalist philosophy that denies metaphysical knowledge, tracing its roots to 19th-century thinkers like Sir…