Portraits of faith

Article Abstract:

A wide range of perspectives are presented on the spiritual aspects of nature conservation, provided by select Nature Conservancy members in different parts of the world. These perspectives include Quaker, Jewish, Muslim, Episcopalian, New Age, Congregationalist, Catholic, Methodist, Lutheran, ex-Amish and agnostic. Most share the common themes of responsibility, caring, and respect.

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Native son

Article Abstract:

The efforts of Alejandro Hernandez, program manager of The Nature Conservancy in Chiapas, Mexico to conserve watersheds that drain water into rivers and lakes are discussed. The creation of a $2 million conservation fund at the El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve is reported.

Management dynamics, Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Mexico, Water Conservation, Management, Environmental aspects, Chiapas, Mexico, Company business management, Hernandez, Alejandro

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Awakenings

Article Abstract:

The author examines nature conservation within a spiritual context, including both Judeo-Christian interpretations and those of indigenous and pre-Judeo-Christian societies. Discussion focuses on justice, healing, and respect.

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