Spiritual Connections with the Natural Environment

Nature-centred spiritual traditions, Asian religions and philosophies, and monotheist religions have many lessons concerning relationships between humankind and nature. How these lessons have been translated into environmental action as well as informed contemporary eco-philosophies and have been adopted by environmentalist organizations is addressed. And finally, the potential for global change in ecological consciousness and action is discussed

Consciousness · Environmental consciousness · Environmental ethics · Epistemology · Geography · Sociology · Environmental Philosophy and Ethics · Philosophy · Religion, Ecology, and Ethics · Religious Tourism and Spaces · Ecology

• University indigenous students' perspectives on climate change and survival of indigenous peoples in Brazil

  Open Access•Antônio J Grande, Iêda Maria Ávila Vargas Dias et al.•Frontiers in Public Health•2023

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• Spirituality and Suffering

  Nishanathe Dahanayake•World Futures•2022

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• Eco‐Theology, Marketing Values, and Sustainable Consumption

  Open Access•Eylem Şencan•Dialog•2026

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• Transition to a regenerative future

  Open Access•Raymond J Cole•Buildings and Cities•2023

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• Exploring the Frontiers of Environmental Management

  Open Access•David S Steingard, Dale E Fitzgibbons et al.•Journal of Human Values•2004

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• Deep Ecology

  Open Access•Timothy W Luke•Organization & Environment•2002

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• Confronting the Environmental Consequences of the High Technology Revolution

  Open Access•Ronald Paul Hill, Kanwalroop Kathy Dhanda•Organization & Environment•2004

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• Toward a Theory of Sustainability Management

  Open Access•Mark Starik, Patricia Kanashiro•Organization & Environment•2013

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• Healing the Divided Mind

  Open Access•Christa Walck•Organization & Environment•2004

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• Natural spaces – how do they influence stewardship attitudes and actions of university students

  Shelley Burgin, Daniel Williamson et al.•International Journal of…•2010

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• Rhetoric and reality surrounding water quality issues in a peri‐urban western Sydney community

  Andrew Norris, Andrew J Norris et al.•International Journal of…•2009

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• Changing values and valuing change

  Open Access•Mel Gray, John Coates•International Social Work•2013

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• Exploring the interplay of environmental conservation within spirituality and multicultural perspective

  Open Access•Koleayo Omoyajowo, Mela Danjin et al.•Environment Development and…•2023

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• Sixty-six ways to get it wrong

  Open Access•Gail Whiteman, William H Cooper•Human Relations•2006

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• Changing course

  Stephan Schmidheiny•Changing course•1992

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• The arrogance of humanism

  David W Ehrenfeld•The arrogance of humanism•1978

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• Woman and nature

  Susan Griffin•Woman and nature•1978

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• The green revolution

  Kirkpatrick Sale•The green revolution•1993

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• This Fissured Land

  Madhav Gadgil, Ramachandra Guha•This Fissured Land Second Edition•2012

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• Environmentalism and the Future of Progressive Politics

  Robert Paehlke, Robert C Paehlke•Environmentalism and the Future…•1989

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• The Background of Ecology

  Open Access•Robert P McIntosh•Background of Ecology•1985

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• The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis

  Open Access•Lynn White•Science•1967

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• Small is Beautiful

  E F Schumacher•Small is Beautiful•1993

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• The Shallow and the Deep, Long-Range Ecology Movement

  Alan Drengson•Selected Works of Arne Naess•2007

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• The Chalice and the Blade

  Riane Tennenhaus Eisler, Riane Eisler•The chalice and the blade•1987

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• The shallow and the deep, long‐range ecology movement. A summary∗

  Arne Naess•Inquiry•1973

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• The Death of Nature

  Open Access•Carolyn Merchant•The death of nature•1998

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• Ecofeminism

  Open Access•Rosemary Radford Ruether•Feminist Theology•1995

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• This sacred Earth; Religion, nature environment

  Open Access•Chris Park•Journal of Rural Studies•1997

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• Shifting Paradigms

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•Environmental Ethics•1980

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• On the Environmental Ethics of the Tao and the Ch’i

  Chung-Ying Cheng, Chung‐ying Cheng•Environmental Ethics•1986

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• The Power and the Promise of Ecological Feminism

  Karen J Warren•Environmental Ethics•1990

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• Murray Bookchin. Which Way for the Ecology Movement

  Richard A Watson•Environmental Ethics•1995

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• Eco-Feminism and Deep Ecology

  Jim Cheney•Environmental Ethics•1987

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• Nature, Self, and Gender

  Open Access•Val Plumwood•Hypatia•1991

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• Environmentalism, Values, and Social Change

  Stephen Cotgrove, Andrew Duff•British Journal of Sociology•1981

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• The global environment as a religious issue

  P Beyer•Religion•1992

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• Hindu Spirituality

  David M Knipe, Krishna Sivaraman•Journal of the American Oriental…•1997

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• Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching

  Wing-Tsit Chan, D C Lau•Journal of the American Oriental…•1964

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• Building a sustainable society

  Open Access•Lester R Brown•Society•1982

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• The Rights of Nature

  Philip V Scarpino, Roderick Frazier Nash et al.•Journal of American History•1990

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• The Spirit of Shamanism

  Michael James Winkelman, Michael Winkelman et al.•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1992

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