Care for Creation Resources:
Care for Creation, a Christian Perspective
Climate Policy, Ideology and the Prophetic Imagination of Laudato Si’ Part 1
Climate Policy, Ideology and the Prophetic Imagination of Laudato Si’ Part 2
Climate Policy, Ideology and the Prophetic Imagination of Laudato Si’ Part 3
Fratelli Tutti, Care for the Natural World and Integral Ecology
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What is an Ecosystem?
Biodiversity Awareness 17 – 23 May – Day 2 xxxx As we learned in yesterday’s resource, Biodiversity, Food Chains and Food Webs, the biodiversity of a habitat refers to species richness and abundance of plant and animal species in that habitat. Biodiversity and the...
Biodiversity, Food Chains and Food Webs
The biodiversity of a habitat refers to species richness and abundance of plant and animal species in that habitat. The biodiversity is important because the greater it is, the greater the interaction between the different species, and the greater the stability of the...
Fratelli Tutti, Care for the Natural World, and Integral Ecology
In his recent Encyclical, Fratelli Tutti, Pope Francis encourages universal brotherhood and social friendship, and calls for a culture of encounter with one other and with our natural environment. While calling for a Christian approach to our social and environmental...
Care for Creation: A Christian Perspective
The Old Testament: Three Principles of Care for Creation God is the creator and owner of the world in all its richness, diversity and order. He remains active in sustaining creation. The Old Testament recognises the special place of the human being in creation. God...