Events

One ecologist, one oceanographer, and one psychologist discuss the effects of human interventions on the planet, how these interventions affect humans, and what science tells us we can do to protect and preserve nature.

Three Indigenous intellectuals from South America, North America, and Europe share the stage to talk about their People’s cosmovisions and environmental ontologies, and reflect on how Western(ised) society can learn from Indigenous ways of being.

One Catholic Bishop, one Muslim Imam, and one Sikh Faith representative will convey the sacred texts of their religions, the messages these texts carry about humanity’s relation to nature, and how these faiths can guide us in caring for the planet.