Abbey, Edward
attitude toward death
author’s agreement with
and Gaian Naturalism
and Naturalistic Animism
and nature as sacred
and radical environmentalism
Abrahamic traditions (religions): criticisms of
and parareligion
responses (to criticism within traditions). See also stewardship
Abram, David
Academy Awards
Adams, Ansel
adaptive management
Adler, Margot
Africa. See South Africa; Tree of Life; World Summit on Sustainable Development; Zimbabwean art
African Earthkeeping Christian Communities, Network of
Agenda
agrarian: ideal
literature
life
air/atmosphere as holy: and Abram
and Suzuki
and Watson
Albanese, Catherine: on common religious beliefs
on nature religion
on Thoreau
alienation (from nature)
Alliance for Wild Ethics. See also Abram, David
aloha spirit
Amazon: and Disney
Desana
deforestation
American Indian Movement
Amnesty International
anarcho-primitivism
anarchy: and Abbey
green anarchy
and Jensen
and radical environmentalism
and Snyder
and Thoreau
ancestors: Chumash
in Earth Summit ritual
in Hawaiian culture
pagan-heathen
and Thoreau
in Zimbabwean art. See also common ancestor: as basis for kinship ethic
Animal Kingdom (Disney Theme Park, Florida)
Animal Planet
animals: birds
chimpanzees
crocodiles
deer
dolphins
elephants
leopards
monkeys
mountain lions
turtles
whales
wolves. See also cognitive ethology
Animism: and Abbey
associations with indigenous people
and Attenborough
definition of
and Jensen
and Lanting
and nature religion
and Quinn
scholarly understanding and contention over term
and Snyder. See also Naturalistic Animism; Spiritual Animism
Annan, Kofi
“Answer, The” (Robinson Jeffers poem)
Antarctic province in Chile
anthropocentricism, criticism of
anthropology
ecological
moral
museum of
anthroposophy
apocalypticism
and Jensen
and Lovelock
science-based
and United Nations
Arab Network for Environment and Development
Arango, Ximena
Arcadia/Arcadian. See also back-to-the-land movements
Ark of Hope
Armstrong, Jeannette
Asian religions. See also Buddhism; Hinduism; Shinto
atheism
Atlantic Monthly
Attenborough, Sir David
Australia: and film
influential figures
surfing
Australopithecus
Avalon. See Mists of Avalon; Rogers, William C.
back-to-the-land movements. See also homesteading
Bacon, Francis
Bambi
Barlow, Connie
Barnes, James
BBC television
Beat poets
Bekoff, Marc
belonging (and/or connection) to nature: and Abbey
and Adams
and Arango
and Burroughs
and Disney
and Enlightenment
and environmentalists
and Gorbachev
and Haeckel
and Jeffers
and Leopold
and Lovelock
and Muir
and Quinn
and surfing
theme in dark green religion
and Thoreau. See also ethical responsibility: kinship; interdependence, ecological; panentheism; pantheism
Benthall, Jonathan
Berkes, Fikret
Berry, Thomas: background
Gaia Foundation
influence on Earth Charter
influence on Suzuki
influence on Tucker and Grim
Muir sounding like
scientific narrative
and universe story
“Bestiary” (poem by Joanna Macy)
Biehl, Janet
big bang theory
biocentrism
ethics
and Leopold
and radical environmentalism
religion
spirituality
and Thoreau
United Nations
biodiversity
conservation of
surfing
and Wilson
bioeconomics
biophilia
bioregionalism
biosphere
animation of
and evolution
and Gaia theory
indigenous people
role in dark green religion
sacred perceptions of and connection to
and surfing. See also biosphere reserves; UNESCO’s Man and Biosphere Program
biosphere reserves
Black, Linley
Blake, Tom
Bradford, William
Brahman
Bramwell, Anna
bricolage: and dark green religion
definition
and Goodall
and radical environmentalism
and surfing
Brower, David
Brown, Bruce
Brundtland report
Bryant, William Cullen
Buddhism
bodhisattva
mandala
Soka Gakkai
Zen
Buell, Lawrence
Burke, Edmund
Burroughs, John
California: anti-logging campaigns
indigenous people
and Muir
Pitzer College
Sierra Nevada Mountains
and surfing
Callenbach, Ernest
Callicott, J. Baird
Campbell, Colin
Cape Horn, Biosphere Reserve. See also biosphere reserves
Capra, Fritjof
Captain Planet (1990–1996)
carrying capacity
Carson, Rachel: as environmental saint
influence on Man Belongs to the Earth
influence on Suzuki
and Rozzi
sea spirituality
Caruso, Mandy
Casas, Bartolomé de las
Cathedral Peak
Catlin, George
Celestine Prophecy (James Redfield, 1993)
Chadwick, Douglas
Chile
chimpanzees
Christianity
and African religions
Catholicism
conservative
criticisms of
Protestants
Puritans
stewardship. See also Berry, Thomas; White, Lynn
Churchill, Ward
Church of All Worlds
“Circle of Life” (Lion King)
civil/civic religion
cognitive ethology
Cole, Thomas
collapse (of ecological and social systems). See carrying capacity
Colorado River
common ancestor: as basis for kinship ethics
defined
and Foreman
and Mbeki
compassion: and fertility
toward non-human nature
in rituals
and the WSSD
Compton, Chad
Conference of Catholic Bishops
connecting to nature. See belonging (and/or connection) to nature
ethic
forest
foundations and organizations
and Leopold
and Muir
photography
and television programs
and Thoreau
zoos and museums. See also Adams, Ansel; Cousteau Society; Leopold, Aldo; Sea Shepherd Conservation Society; Sierra Club
conservation biology
affinity with dark green religion
and Ehrenfeld
and Foreman
and Noss
origins of
and Soulé
Cook, James
Cooper, James Fenimore
Cooper, Susan
Copernican Revolution
corporations. See also North Face; Sanyo; Walt Disney
Corrington, Robert. See also ecstatic naturalism
cosmogony: declensionist
definition of
evolutionary
and surfing
Western religions. See also myths: origin
cosmos: and Berry
as conscious
and science
spiritual connection to
Council of all Beings. See also Macy, Joanna; Seed, John
counterculture
Cousteau, Jacques-Yves
Cousteau Society
Cove-Mallard wilderness
Cradle of Humanity (Sterkfontein)
creation: and Berry
and human beings
and Lovelock
and Muir
and Suzuki
and Walker
worship of (in contrast to Creator)
Cronon, William
Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly
Cullinan, Cormac
dark green religion: and apocalypticism
and bioregionalism
characteristics of
and corporations
criticisms of
dangers of
definition of
early exemplars
eighteenth and nineteenth century exemplars
and educators
and films/documentaries
future of
and nature writing
and new age writing
new expressions of
in North America
and photography
promise of
and radical environmentalism
and rituals
as a sensible religion
and surfing
types of
verifiable claims of
and United Nations. See also Gaian Naturalism, Gaian Spirituality, Naturalistic Animism, Spiritual Animism
Darwin, Charles: and Arcadian vision
Beagle Channel
Darwin-like empathy for non-human organisms
grandeur in the evolutionary view of life/revolutionary thinking
and Hawken
influence of On The Origin of Species
kinship, shared ancestor
and religious thinkers
and Suzuki
turtle
and Worster
Darwin, Erasmus
Davis, Mark
Dawkins, Richard
and Darwin
and Sagan
death: perceptions of and attitudes toward
role in natural cycles
deep ecology. See also Naess, Arne
Deep Ecology Elephant Programme(DEEP)
deforestation
Deism
Deloria, Vine
Derr, Thomas
Desert Solitaire (Edward Abbey, 1968)
Deudney, Daniel
Devall, Bill
Dharma Bums (Jack Kerouac, 1958)
Diamond, Jared
Disney. See Walt Disney
documentaries (and dark green religion): and Girardet
Grizzly Man
nature documentaries (Cousteau and Attenborough)
and surfing
Suzuki
van der Post
dolphins
domestication, of plants and animals: by anthropologists
criticism of
in Ishmael
and Rogers
and Thoreau
dualisms: man/nature
mind/body
Earth Charter: Ark of Hope
and Berry
Catholic Church opposition
criticisms/fears of
drafting process
genesis of and strategy for
and Gorbachev
kinship ethics
and Leopold
as revelation
and Rockefeller
and Soka Gakkai
and Strong
and “Walk through Time”
World Pantheist Movement, endorsement
Earth Constitutional Convention
earth and nature-based spirituality
and Carson
definition of
and Deism
and Disney
and Emerson
Gaian influence
globalization of
and Goodall
and Haeckel
historical understandings of
and Leopold
People’s Earth Summit
and Rogers
shadow side of
Snyder
and surfing
and Thoreau. See also Gaian Earth Religion; Spiritual Animism
Earth Day
Earth First!: and Abram
and California redwoods
and Earth Liberation Front
and Foreman
influences on
publications of
and Taylor
Earth in the Balance (Al Gore, 1992)
Earth Liberation Front (ELF)
Earth’s Insights (J. Baird Callicott, 1994)
Earth Summit. See United Nations Conference on Environment and Development
earth television shows
Animal Planet
Captain Planet
Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom
Planet Earth
Planet Green
Whale Wars
eating and being eaten (theme)
in Abbey
in Muir
in Snyder
in Thoreau. See also predator/prey relations
ecocentrism
as moral philosophy
ecocriticism
Ecodefense
ecofascism (eco-totalitarianism)
ecofeminism. See also Carson, Rachel; Plumwood, Val; Shiva, Vandana
ecological self (expansive self). See also Naess, Arne; deep ecology
Ecologist, The
ecology, laws of. See also Haeckel, Ernst
ecopsychology
ecotage. See also monkeywrenching
ecotopia
Ecotopia (Ernest Callenbach, 1975)
ecstatic naturalism
Eden
education. See also UNESCO
Edwards, Jonathan
Edwards, Marilyn
Ehrenfeld, David
Ehrlich, Paul
Einstein, Albert
Eiseley, Loren
elephants
Eliade, Mircea
Elmwood Institute
Emerald Forest (1985)
Emerson, Ralph Waldo: influence of
and Burroughs
and Muir
and Thoreau
empathy, for non-human organisms
and Attenborough
and Council of All Beings
and Darwin
and Disney
and environmental activism
and Foreman
and Goodall
and Leopold
and Mbeki
and Muir
and Rogers
and Rousseau
and surfers
and tree of life
Enlightenment
environmental/environmentalist milieu
and Abram
and Attenborough
and counterculture
criticisms from within
definition
and Goodall
and Gore
influences of dark green religion
and Leopold
and New Age
and popular culture
and Rogers
and sustainability
and Suzuki
environmental ethics
and Callicott
and Muir
nonanthropocenticism
and Rozzi. See also ethics: biocentric
Epic of Evolution. See also Universe Story
epistemologies
ethical responsibility:
kinship
naturalistic fallacy
religion
surfing
and Thoreau. See also environmental ethics
ethics: biocentric
Disney
ethnobiology. See also traditional ecological knowledge
eugenics
Europe
Evernden, Neil
evolution: biotic
and environmental ethics
and fear
human
moral/spiritual
social
and surfing
and United Nations. See also Darwin, Charles; Epic of Evolution
eye-to-eye epiphanies: and Abbey
and Abram
background/general
and Caruso
and Goodall
and Lanting
and Leopold
and Walker
fairies
Falzon, Albert
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest (1992)
fertility rates
Finney, Ben
Fly, Reverend
Flynn, Pierce
food chain. See also eating and being eaten; predator/prey relations
Foreman, Dave: and conservation biology
and radical environmentalism
on religion
Forest Service
Forum on Religion and Ecology. See also Grim, John; Tucker, Mary Evelyn
Foundation for Global Community
Fox, Stephen
Frazer, James
Fredericks, Bertram
Freeth, George
Friends of the Earth
G., Dhinawan
Gabriel, Mike
Gaia: and Abram
and Captain Planet
criticisms of
definition
and education
foundation
and Krutch
negative responses to human impacts
pilgrimage
reverence for
and Suzuki
theory
Gaian Earth Religion: and corporations
criticism of
defined
and Deudney. See also Gaian Naturalism; Gaian Spirituality
Gaian Naturalism: and Abbey
defined
and Leopold
and Lovelock
and Sagan
and surfing
and Thoreau
and World Pantheist Movement
and Zaleha. See also dark green religion; Gaian Earth Religion; spirituality
Gaian Spirituality: and Abram
and Berry
and Browery
and counterculture
defined
and Earth Charter
and Goodall
and Gorbachev
and Redfield
and Snyder
surfing
and Teilhard de Chardin. See also dark green religion; Gaian Earth Religion; spirituality
Gallagher, Chris
Gatta, John
Germany
ghosts
Gibson, James
Girardet, Herbert
Glacken, Clarence
Gladwell, Malcolm
Glen Canyon Dam
Globus, Robin
God
and Dawkins
and Muir
and nature
and surfing. See also Deism; theology/theism
goddess(es)
Goldberg, Eric
Goldman Environmental Prize
Goldsmith, Edward
Goodall, Jane: childhood encounters with nature
eye-to-eye epiphany
as inspiration/influence
and spiritual evolution
theism of
and WSSD
Goodenough, Ursula
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Gore, Al
Gould, Rebecca
Gould, Stephen Jay
Great Mystery, the
Greek mythology
Greenbelt Movement. See also Maathi, Wangari
Greenpeace
green religion. See also religious environmentalism
Green Wave Awards
Greybeard, David
Griffin, Rick
Griffin, Susan
Grim, John
Groundswell Society
Grumbine, Edward
Haeckel, Ernst
Halting the Fires (1989)
Happy Feet (2006)
Hardy, Thomas
Harvey, Graham
Havasu Indian Reservation
Havel, Vaclav
Hawai’i
Hawken, Paul
Hegel, Georg Wilheim Friedrich
Hening, Glenn
Hewlett-Packard Corporation
Hill, Julia “Butterfly”
Hinduism
homesteading. See also back-to-the-land movements
Hudson River School
humanism, criticism of. See also anthropocentricism, criticism of
Humboldt, Alexander von
humility, virtue of: and Carson
and Einstein
and St. Francis
and Krutch
and Leopold
and metaphysical speculation
resulting from felt kinship
and surfing
and Suzuki
and Thoreau
and “Walk through Time”
Humphrey, Stephen
“Hundredth Monkey, The” (fable)
Hurwitz, Charles
Huxley, Aldous
Iger, Robert
indigenous people: and Disney
as inspiration
perceptions of ecological superiority
and Redfield
religions
and Rozzi
subjugation/displacement of
and United Nations/protection of. See also Native Americans; traditional ecological knowledge
Indonesia
Industrial Revolution
Innes, Graham
Institute for Noetic Sciences
interdependence, ecological: and Attenborough
and Darwin
and Deudney
in Earth Charter
and Mbeki
and Muir
and Sagan
and Suzuki
and Thoreau
as theme in dark green religion. See also ethics: biocentric; ethical responsibility: kinship; metaphysics of interconnection
International Forum on Globalization (IFG)
International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
Irwin, Steve
Irwin, Terri
Ishmael (Daniel Quinn)
Japan
Jeffers, Robinson: and Adams, Ansel
“The Answer” poem
attitude toward death
and Tompkins
Jefferson, Thomas
Jensen, Derrick
Johannesburg Declaration (of the World Summit on Sustainable Development)
John Paul II (pope)
Julie, or the New Heloise (Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1761)
Jungle Book, The (1967)
justice: environmental
social
Kahanamoku, Duke
Kampion, Drew
Kant, Immanuel
Katahdin, Mount
Kealiikanakaole, Kekuhi
Kenya Green Belt Movement. See Green Belt Movement
Kerouac, Jack
Khoi-San Indigenous Peoples Cultural Village
kinship feelings. See also ethical responsibility: kinship
Knudtson, Peter
Krutch, Joseph Wood: and Abbey
and nature writing
spirituality of
and Thoreau
Kuhn, Thomas
LaChapelle, Dolores
Lagerlöf, Selma
land ethic. See also Leopold, Aldo
Language Older than Words (Derrick Jensen, 2000)
Lansing, Steven
Lanting, Frans
Leatherstocking Tales (James Fenimore Cooper, 1826–1841)
Leaves of Grass (Walt Whitman, 1855)
Leopold, Aldo
and Callicott
deep ecology
and Foreman
and Hawken
humility
land ethic
and surfing
and Suzuki
and Watson
and Worster
Lewis, Mary
lifeforce
Life of Birds (1998)
life systems
Linder, Sally
Lion King (1994)
Little Mermaid, The (1989)
Little Tree, Alisha
lived religion
London, Jack
Lopez, Barry
Lopez, Gerry
Lord of the Rings (J. R. R. Tolkien, 1937–1949)
Lovelock, James
affinity with Paganism
and Captain Planet
and Deudney
Gaia theory
and Gore
kinship ethics
and Suzuki
Lubbock, John
Luna
Lyons, Dana
Maathai, Wangari. See also Greenbelt Movement
Macy, Joanna
magic
Man Belongs to the Earth (UNESCO 1988)
Marx, Karl/Marxism
Mashatu Game Reserve (Botswana)
materialism
Mather, Cotton
Maxxam Corporation
Mbeki, Thabo
Mburu, Gathuru
McClure, Michael
McGlade, Jacqueline
McGloin, Colleen
Means, Russell
media
Meeker, Joseph
Meine, Curt
Melekian, Brad
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice
Mesoamerica
metaphysics: and Abbey
holistic
metaphysics of interconnection
and Foreman
and The Lion King
and Muir
science-infused
and Snyder
and surfing
and Thoreau
supernatural. See also interdependence, ecological
miracles
missionaries
Mists of Avalon, The (Marion Bradley, 1983)
Mitchell, Kerry
Mollison, Bill
monkeys
Monkey Wrench Gang, The (Edward Abbey, 1975)
monkeywrenching
monotheism: criticisms of
and early scholarly perspectives
and paganism. See also Abrahamic traditions
Moriarity, Jay
Morton, Alexandra
Mother Earth
motion pictures. See also Walt Disney
Mountains and Rivers (William C. Rogers, 1995)
Mountains of California (John Muir, 1894)
Muir, John: attitude toward death
biography
Christian perspective on
and Foreman
influences by others
indigenous people
law of interdependence
on Leopold
and national parks
and Rogers
and Sierra Club
spirituality
and surfing
and Thoreau
and Universe Story
mysticism
and Abbey
and Brower
and Council of All Beings
and Dawkins
and Goodall
and Earth Charter
and Emerson
and Fly, Reverend
and Krutch
and Leopold
and Muir
and Rogers
and Rousseau
and Snyder
and surfing
and Thoreau
myths: function of
Greek
origin
pagan
and surfing
Nabhan, Gary Paul
Naess, Arne
Naropa University
Nash, James
Nash, Roderick
as environmental historian
and Spinoza
and Thoreau
Nasrec Exposition Grounds
National Geographic Society/magazine
nationalism
National Museum of Anthropology (Mexico City)
national parks
National Park Service (NPS)
Native Americans: alliance with environmentalists
and corporations
and Disney
perceptions of the natural world
sacred sites
and Snyder. See also indigenous people
Naturalistic Animism: and Abbey
and Attenborough
and Bekoff
and Brower
defined
and Lanting
and Leopold
and nature writers
and Sheldrake
and surfing
and Suzuki
and Thoreau. See also animism; dark green religion; spirituality
nature: alienation from
ambivalence toward (Thoreau’s)
attitudes toward (European and North Americans)
and conservation/preservation of
and corruption/desecration of
documentaries
and ecstatic experiences
fears of
and harmony with
intrinsic value of
laws of
power of
and rights of
as sacred
and significant childhood experiences
social construction of
as source of moral authority
and rituals
and spiritual epistemologies
as sublime
trust in
and women
wisdom of
writers. See also back-to-the-land movements; conservation biology; deep ecology; interdependence, ecological; Mother Earth; wilderness
Nature (Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1836)
nature religion: Albanese’s definition
as antidote to western religion
aquatic nature religion
and Burroughs
and Carson
criticism/fears of
definition of
and Deism
early scholarship on
and Emerson
and Haeckel
influence of (on dark green religion)
influence of Romanticism
and Muir
mysticism
and paganism
and People’s Earth Summit
and place-based spiritualities
role in conservation
and Rousseau
rekindling of
and scientists
scholarship on
as social epidemic
and Thoreau. See also animism; dark green religion; earth and nature-based spirituality; ethics: biocentric; ethical responsibility: kinship; interrelatedness, ecological; Paganism; trust, in nature and/or the universe; terrapolitan earth religion
Nature Religion in America (Catherine Albanese, 1990)
Navarro, Ricardo
Nearing, Helen and Scott
Nelson, Richard
Network of African Earthkeeping Christian Communities
New Age religion/spirituality
and Albanese
beliefs
and channeling
and Deep Ecology Elephant Programme
and environmental groups/actions
and Global Renaissance Alliance
in literature
and Paganism/neo-paganism
and rituals. See also Paganism; Starhawk
Nicolet National Forest
Nobel Peace Prize
Noll, Richard
nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
Norberg-Hodge, Helena
North American Bioregional Congress (NABC)
North Face
Noss, Reed
Notes on the State of Virginia (Thomas Jefferson, 1785)
Occidental culture/religions
ocean: and Carson
and Cousteau
and healing
and Point Break
and religious associations/kinship with
as the source of life
and the sublime
and surfing spirituality
and Suzuki
and Watson. See also Irwin, Terri; Mother Ocean
Odum, H. T.
Oelschlaeger, Max
Ogden, Jackie
Ohero, Robert
Omora Ethnobotanical Park. See also biosphere reserves
Omora Foundation
On the Origin of Species (Charles Darwin, 1859): and Attenborough
and Burroughs
and Dawkins
grandeur with the evolutionary view of life
and Haeckel
impact on religion
and Krutch
and Leopold
and Sagan
and Suzuki
and Thoreau
and Wallace
and Worster. See also common ancestor; Darwin, Charles; kinship feelings; ethical responsibility: kinship
Ophuls, William
oracles
organicism/organic worldview: and Abbey
and Abram
definition
and Earth Charter
and environmental historians
and Gaian Earth Religion
and Jeffers
and Lovelock
and Muir
and Odum
and Ouspensky
and Spinoza
and Suzuki
and Thoreau
and Worster. See also Pantheism
Our Common Future (1987)
Ouspensky, Peter
Outside (magazine)
Pacific Lumber Company
Paganism: affinities with surfing
associations with environmentalism
and astrology
characteristics of
critics of
definition and understanding of
and Gaian Spirituality
and goddess spirituality
Jewish perspective
and Lovelock
and Snyder
and Thoreau. See also Neo-paganism; Starhawk
Panentheism/panentheist
defined
Pansophism
Pantheism/pantheistic: and Abbey
and Blake
and Bramwell
and Burroughs
criticisms of
and Teilhard de Chardin
and de Tocqueville, Alexis
definition and understanding of
and Earth Charter
and Emerson
and foraging societies
and Goodall
and Haeckel
and Krutch
and Leopold
and Lovelock
and Muir
and nature writing
nonsupernaturalistic
and Spinoza
Society for Scientific Pantheism
and Thoreau
and Whitehead
and Whitman
World Pantheist Movement
and WSSD
paradise: earthly
and surfing
parareligion
defined
Parliament of World Religions
Parmenter, Dave
Patagonia Company
Payne, Kate
Peacock, Doug
Penn, Lee
Peoples’ Earth Summit (PES). See also World Summit on Sustainable Development
permaculture
Phillips, Adam
Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful (Edmond Burke, 1757)
pilgrimages: Gaian
ritual
and surfing
Thoreauvian
and WSSD
Planet Earth (2006)
Planet Green (2008)
Plumwood, Val
Pocahontas (1995)
political/social philosophy
politics: and Disney
environmental
and Gore
and Waldorf
polytheism
Pope, Carl
population growth/science
positivistic reductionism
postmodernism
Powhatan Nation
Pratte, Tom
predator/prey relations. See also death: perceptions of and attitudes toward; eating and being eaten
Primavesi, Anne
Proctor, James
progress
psychedelic plants/drugs
Puritans
Quakers. See also Religious Society of Friends
Quantum mechanics
quasi religion: confusion about
defined
and Earth Charter
and Ehrlich
and Worster. See also parareligion
quasi science
Quinn, Daniel
radical environmentalism
and land protection
ritual dimensions of
and violence
Rainforest Information Centre
Reclaiming (witchcraft collective)
Redfield, James
Reeves, Keanu
Reichel-Dolmatoff, Gerardo
reincarnation
reinhabitation. See also bioregionalism
religion: belief vs. practice
civil/civic religion
definitions of. See also Abrahamic traditions; animism; Asian religions; dark green religion; Gaian Earth Religion; nature religion; Paganism; parareligion; quasi religion; Religious Society of Friends; ritual; spirituality; terrapolitan earth religion
religious environmentalism: and Callicott
definition of
and Gardner
and Gottlieb
and Palmer
relationship to dark green religion
and Tucker
and World Summit on Sustainable Development
Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
republican impulse
reverence (for life)
Reveries of a Solitary Walker (Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
Rexroth, Kenneth
Richardson, Robert
Rio Earth Summit. See United Nations Conference on Environment and Development
ritual: and agriculture
and animism
and biosphere reserves
and Council of All Beings
and counterculture
and Disney
and ecopsychology
and ecotourism
and Frazer
innovators
and Native Americans
and Paganism
and radical environmentalism
and reinhabitation
role in dark green religion
and surfing
and Suzuki
and Turner
and United Nations events
and “Walk through Time”. See also sacrament
Robinson, David
Rockefeller, Steven C.
Rogers, William C. (Avalon)
romanticism
Roots and Shoots. See also Goodall, Jane
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Rozzi, Ricardo
sacrament (of eating and being eaten): See also predator/prey relations
Sacred Balance, The (David Suzuki, 1997): and Berry
and Darwin
as documentary
and ecological interdependence
and ecopsychologists
and Shiva
and Watson
Sagan, Carl
Saler, Benson
Sand Country Almanac (Aldo Leopold, 1949)
Sanyo
Satan
Schleiermacher, Friedrich
Schumacher, E. F.
Schwartz, Stephen
science: adaptive management
and apocalypticism
cognitive
and cosmologies
criticisms of (reductionist)
and ecological crisis
ecology
environmental
as religion
role of in dark green religion
new, nature-based
social
Wilson. See also biophilia; conservation biology; Darwin, Charles; evolution; Institute for Noetic Science; Leopold, Aldo; quasiscience
Scientific Revolution
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. See also Watson, Paul
Seattle, Chief
Seed, John. See also Council of All Beings
Selier, Jeanette
Sessions, George
Shales, Tom
shamanism
Shambhala warriors
Shepard, Paul
Shih-t’ao
Shinto
Shiva, Vandana
Sierra Club
Silent Spring (Rachel Carson, 1962)
Simos, Miriam. See Starhawk
Sinai
Sinkyone Wilderness
Snyder, Gary: criticism of monotheism
on deep ecology
on eating and being eaten
influence on others
and reinhabitation
spirituality of
writings
Social Creation of Nature, The (Neil Evernden, 1992)
social Darwinism
Social Gospel
social science. See also James Proctor
Society for Conservation Biology
Society for Scientific Pantheism. See also World Pantheist Movement
soil, as sacred and/or as ethical concern
and Suzuki
and Watson
Soka Gakkai
Soulé, Michael: and Buddhism
and conservation biology
and postmodernism
Wildlands Project
South Africa
Spell of the Sensuous (David Abram, 1996)
Spielberg, Steven
Spinoza, Baruch
Spiral Dance, The (1979)
Spiritual Animism: and Abram
and Council of All Beings
defined
and Muir
and Snyder
and Suzuki
and Thoreau. See also animism, dark green religion, spirituality
Spiritual Counterfeits Project
spirituality: association with environmentalism
bioregional
definition of
and environmentalism
feminist
native American
and primates
and sustainability
and surfing
types of dark green spirituality. See also ethical responsibility: kinship; Gaian Naturalism; Gaian Spirituality; interdependence, ecological; Mother Earth; Naturalistic Animism; New Age religion/spirituality; Paganism; Spiritual Animism; radical environmentalism; terrapolitan earth religion; trust, in nature and/or the universe
Spowers, Rory
Starhawk
stars
Stegner, Wallace
Steiner, Rudolf
Sterkfontein, World Heritage Site
stewardship
Stone, Christopher
Strong, Maurice
sun, reverence for
and ritual
and surfing
Supreme Court
Surfers’ Environmental Alliance
Surfer’s Journal (from 1992)
Surfer’s Path (from 1997)
surfing: and Asian religions
and environmentalism
ethics
expressions
healing, psychological/physical
history of
icons of
soul
magazines
movies
organizations
religion
and violence
Surfrider Foundation
sustainability: and corporations
and education
pillars of
and religion
and surfing
and United Nations
Suwannee River
Suzuki, David: biography
and Carson
criticisms of
and cosmologies
and documentaries
echoing Darwin
and indigenous people
possible influence on Paul Watson
and quasi religion
and Shiva
and social mores
soil, as sacred. See also Sacred Balance, The
Swanwick, Howard
Swimme, Brian
Szöllösi-Nagy, András
Tarzan (1999)
Taylor, Bron: additional online resources
and surfing
technology
Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre
telepathy
television. See earth television shows
television series. See also earth television shows
Ten Trusts, The, (Jane Goodall and Marc Bekoff, 2003)
terrapolitan earth religion
terrorism
theology/theism
theosophy
Thomson, Shaun
Thoreau, Henry David: and Abbey
appendix
and Darwin
as exemplar of dark green religion
famous aphorism about wildness
influences on Muir
as inspiration for dark green religion
and nature writing
and paganism
and Thoreauvian pilgrimage
and Walden Pond. See also Walden
Tiango, Nanga
Tickell, Crispin
Tolkien, J. R. R. See also Lord of the Rings
Tompkins, Douglas
traditional ecological knowledge (TEK)
transcendentalism
“Transformations,” (Thomas Hardy poem)
Treadwell, Timothy. See also documentaries
“Tree, The” (song by Dana Lyons)
Tree of Life: baobab tree
Haeckel
Pansophists
and Wild Animal Park (Disney)
tree sit
tribalism
trust, in nature and/or the universe
Tuan, Yi Fu
Tucker, Mary Evelyn
Turner, Ted
Turner, Victor
Turner Tomorrow Award
Turtle Island (Gary Snyder, 1974)
Tylor, E. B.
Ultimate Guide to Surfing (Jay Moriarity and Chris Gallagher, 2001)
United Nations: Ambassador for Peace
Conference on Environment and Development (Rio Earth Summit)
and connection to dark green religion
Our Common Future (Brundtland Report)
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
United Nations Environmental Program
United Nations Foundation
United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights; See also Earth Charter; People’s Earth Summit; World Summit on Sustainable Development
Vail, Colorado
Van der Merwe, Chris
veganism
vegetarianism
violence
and Abbey
and Abrahamic traditions
and Deudney
as permissible
and radical environmentalism
and surfing
and Walker
and Western paradigm
vision quests
Walden (Henry David Thoreau, 1854)
Walden Pond
Waldorf schools
Walker, Alice
Walker, Matt
“Walk through Time”
Wallace, Alfred Russel
Wallace, Mark
Walt Disney
Warriors of the Rainbow
Warshaw, Matt
water, as sacred source: and Carson
and Suzuki
and Watson. See also Mother Ocean; ocean: religious associations/kinship with
Watson, Paul
and biocentric religion
and Greenpeace
and Irwin
Weaver, Sigourney
Western civilization, criticisms of
whales
Whale Wars
White, Lynn
Whitehead, Albert North
Whitman, Walt
Wicca
wilderness: and Adams
and Cronon
as home
and nature religion
negative perceptions of
preservation of
and rights of nature
as sacred
and Thoreau
teachings from. See also Abbey, Edward; Muir, John
Wilderness Act (1964)
Wilderness Society
Wild Kingdom, Mutual of Omaha (1963)
Williams, Terry Tempest
Williamson, Marianne
Wilson, E. O.
Winfrey, Oprah
witchcraft
wolves
Wonderful Adventures of Nils, The (Selma Lagerlöf, 1907)
World Council of Churches
World Pantheist Movement
World Sustainability Hearing
World Vision
Worster, Donald
and Albanese
and Darwin
as educator
as environmental historian
on Muir
writers, nature
Yosemite
Zaleha, Bernard
Zerzan, John
Zimbabwean art
Zimmerman, Michael. See also ecofascism