Add to ORKGThe spirit of sustainability is promoted within the religion and philosophy of the Australian Aboriginal people. It emphasizes the preeminence of the land and configures humankind as part of the larger whole through a worldview referred to in English as Dreaming. Indigenous religion requires attentiveness to the needs of all things and proposes that those who destroy what has been created ultimately destroy themselves.2 page(s
This article focuses on environmental and natural resource management involving indigenous Australia...
For most of humanity’s existence, a robust human-nature relationship was paramount. Any inherent ben...
In Australia national concerns about climate change, biodiversity loss, water quantity and quality a...
Sustainable development has become an arena where people bring already existing political and philos...
Recent movements within sustainability have sought to integrate Indigenous relationships to natural ...
This special issue of AlterNative explores the theme of Indigenous knowledges impacting the environm...
The concepts of sustainability, and of the more specific notion of sustainable development, have bec...
Our planet groans under the pressure of unsustainable living: we increasingly take from it more reso...
This paper explores the nature of the Australian Aborigine and Christian spirituality. It demonstrat...
Indigenous knowledge is the local knowledge that is unique to a culture or society. This knowledge i...
The first combined conference of the IUAES (International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological ...
Common principles, or threads, are studied that are readily found in both spiritual traditions (incl...
This article examines the extent to which the spiritual beliefs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Isla...
Abstract: Although the Australian landscape is rich with the ancient dreaming stories of Indigenous ...
[Extract] Supporting Indigenous peoples in Australia to engage effectively in fire management is vit...
This article focuses on environmental and natural resource management involving indigenous Australia...
For most of humanity’s existence, a robust human-nature relationship was paramount. Any inherent ben...
In Australia national concerns about climate change, biodiversity loss, water quantity and quality a...
Sustainable development has become an arena where people bring already existing political and philos...
Recent movements within sustainability have sought to integrate Indigenous relationships to natural ...
This special issue of AlterNative explores the theme of Indigenous knowledges impacting the environm...
The concepts of sustainability, and of the more specific notion of sustainable development, have bec...
Our planet groans under the pressure of unsustainable living: we increasingly take from it more reso...
This paper explores the nature of the Australian Aborigine and Christian spirituality. It demonstrat...
Indigenous knowledge is the local knowledge that is unique to a culture or society. This knowledge i...
The first combined conference of the IUAES (International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological ...
Common principles, or threads, are studied that are readily found in both spiritual traditions (incl...
This article examines the extent to which the spiritual beliefs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Isla...
Abstract: Although the Australian landscape is rich with the ancient dreaming stories of Indigenous ...
[Extract] Supporting Indigenous peoples in Australia to engage effectively in fire management is vit...
This article focuses on environmental and natural resource management involving indigenous Australia...
For most of humanity’s existence, a robust human-nature relationship was paramount. Any inherent ben...
In Australia national concerns about climate change, biodiversity loss, water quantity and quality a...