Links outside
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General:
International Association for Environmental
Philosophy
The IAEP embraces a broad understanding of environmental philosophy, including
not only environmental ethics, but also environmental aesthetics, ontology.
Publish the academic journal Environmental Philosophy.
Wikipedia
on Environmental ethics
Provides a useful starting point
Environmental
Philosophy on Erratic Impact
A host of connections to related topics
Center for Environmental
Philosophy
Links to Internet resources throughout the world related to environmental
ethics and environmental philosophy
Environmental
Ethics
A Survey of Selected Internet Resources on Environmental Ethics
Environmental
Values is a useful journal
concerned with the basis and justification of environmental policy
Planetary
Voices Green Radio carries audio features on a variety of subjects
ranging from the Environment, Peace & Reconciliation and Human Rights.
Electronic Green Journal
Professional open access journal discussing environmental topics.
Online Bibliography of Environmental
Thought.
The
Famous Philosophers Resource Page provides short outlines of some
key Western philosophers.
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Deep Ecology:
The
Trumpeter
Journal of the Deep Ecology movement
Some
Questions About The Theoretical Foundations of W. Fox's Transpersonal
Ecology and Arne Naess' Ecosophy T
Deep
Ecology Selected Writings
Joanna
Macy
Eco-philosopher Joanna Macy, Ph.D., is a scholar of Buddhism, general
systems theory, and deep ecology. Her site describes the strands of
her thought on deep ecology and engaged Buddhism.
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Ecofeminism:
Ecofem.org
Ecofeminist
Visions Emerging
Blog: The Cedar Hill Report:
Ecofeminism, Subsistence Living, and Nature Awareness
Critical
and Constructive Contributions of Ecofeminism
by Charlene Spretnak
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Social
Ecology:
Institute
for Social Ecology
Harbinger,
A Journal of Social Ecology
Social Ecology London
A discourse on Social Ecology
by J.Kelvyn Richards, Faculty of Education,Nottingham, Trent University.
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Eco-Spirituality:
Religions
of the World and Ecology
Conference series, hosted by the Harvard University Center for the Study
of World Religions. Conferences involved the direct participation and
collaboration of some seven hundred scholars, religious leaders and environmental
specialists from around the world.
The
Forum on Religion and Ecology is the largest international multireligious
project of its kind. With its conferences, publications, and website it
is engaged in exploring religious worldviews, texts, and ethics in order
to broaden understanding of the complex nature of current environmental
concerns.
ReligionandNature.com
provides a range of resources for the academic study of religion and nature.
The
Alliance of Religions and Conservation
ARC helps religious communities around the world care for the environment.
Daedalus, journal of the American Academy
of Arts and Sciences, on Religion
and Ecology: Can The Climate Change? (Fall 2001). Contents
include articles discussing ecology in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hindu
traditions, Jainism, Buddhism, Confucian Humanism, Daoism and Indigenous
American spirituality.
SGI Quarterly magazine published a very useful issue
devoted to Religion
& Ecology in July 2010. It includes interviews with representative
of the major faiths.
The Working
Group on Religion, Ethics and Nature is a local initiative based at
Ohio Northern University.
"Invoking
the Spirit: Religion and Spirituality in the Quest for a Sustainable World",
by Gary Gardner (Worldwatch Paper 164:Dec. 2002).
Sacred
Earth Network
EarthLight
- The magazine of Spiritual Ecology
Cross
Currents magazine
Carries a wide range of interesting and useful articles including:
The
Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis by Professor Lynn White,
Jr. Although this view is somewhat discredited it has been very influential.
Religion
and Environment has more on the White discussion
Reep is a charity
which provides resources for teachers and learners about the links between
religions and the environment
The
Inner Ecology:Buddhist Ethics and Practice
A
Buddhist Perspective on Animal Rights
A Buddhist Response
to Global Warming is an extensive collection of resources and information
on the subject.
Pollution
and the Environment:
Some Radically New Ancient Views
What Is
Enlightenment?
Fascinating magazine with extensive online material. The issue on the
question 'Can Enlightenment Save the World?' is particularly relevant
Shomrei
Adamah (Keepers of the Earth) is a Jewish environmental organization
based in Washington, DC
UK Network
of Engaged Buddhists combine the cultivation of inner peace with active
social compassion
University
of Creation Spirituality
Greenspirit
Where
the buffalo go: How science ignores the living world.
An interview with Vine Deloria
Alastair
McIntosh's Home Page
Alastair is a man full of wisdom who has a "passion for that which
gives life - with community that is social, ecological and ... spiritual"
Islam
Islamic Foundation for
Ecology and Environmental Science
Islam
and Ecology: Toward Retrieval and Reconstruction, by S. Nomanul Haq,
offers an intelligent discussion. It is quite complex but more thoughtful
than most material on this subject.
The Faith
Spirituality and Social Change site has links to sites about specific
faith traditions.
A
World of Green Muslims is a Muslim environmental blog.
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Ecopsychology
The Ecopsychology
UK website provides a variety of useful information.
Ecopsychology
Online
International
Community for Ecopsychology
European Ecopsychology Society
Ecopsychology
by John Seed
Mind and
Environment: A Psychological Survey of Perspectives Literal, Wide, and
Deep provides an excellent overview of the field by Craig Chalquist,
MS PhD.
Teaching Psychology
for Sustainability: A Manual of Resources has a wide range of excellent
materials. Includes a section on
ecopsychology.
Ecotherapy is a union between
the ideas of ecopsychology and psychotherapy. Martin Jordan's site describes
his work.
Alastair McIntosh's Home Page
Alastair's work crosses boundaries and I'm not sure that he would call
himself an Ecopsychologist. There is a wealth of material here on "human
ecology - the study and participation in the relationships between the
natural environment and the social environment"
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Protest
Environment & road protest
camps - UK
Road Raging: Protest Camp tips
for direct action
Earth First! - UK
Earth First! - World
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Sustainabilty
Story
of Bottled Water
More Environmentally
Friendly Cars
Recycling 101
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Training
and education
Greening Schools - US
Ecoschools -
UK
Nature connection workshops
enable participants to connect - or reconnect - with with the wider web
of life. The workshops draw on ecopsychology and the
Art of Mentoring training (see below).
Second
Nature help students, faculty, staff and administrators make sustainability
a core part of their institution.
The
Liedloff Continuum Network
Network promoting the ideas of
Jean Liedloff. The continuum concept is the theory that babies need constant
physical contact with their mother from birth; sleeping in the parents'
bed; breastfeeding 'on cue'; being constantly carried in arms, etc., thereby
sensing their elders' expectations that they are welcome and worthy.
The US based Wilderness
Awareness School offers a range of courses including the week long
Art of Mentoring workshop. The Art of Mentoring is an immersion into a
living, learning culture of nature and self-awareness. Events are available
in the US and UK.
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Embodied
Knowledge
The Bodymind
Place blog explores the relationship between the bodymind and location.
Although the blog draws on theories of embodied situated cognition (ESC)
it is not technical. Embodiment Resources
discusses ESC theory in more depth.
A critical
discussion of Lakoff and Johnson's 'Philosophy In the Flesh: The Embodied
Mind and Its Challenge to Western Thought'.
Embodiment
Resources provides a wide ranging discussion of human embodiment.
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