Te Ira Atua: The spiritual spark of the child
This paper explores the spiritual dimensions of traditional Māori ways of knowing the world and the child. It…
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).
This paper explores the spiritual dimensions of traditional Māori ways of knowing the world and the child. It…
In this short documentary, shamans from the banks of the Pirá Paraná River, from the Amazon basin, in…
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This publication is the result of the presentations and conclusions of the annual Conference of the General Commission…
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is the only global viable framework today that offers a plan of…
These guidelines offer a simple step-by-step approach to assist faith-based actors in implementing and developing tree growing initiatives….