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ALLIANCE OF RELIGIONS AND CONSERVATION (ARC) Address ARC, The House, Kelston Park, Bath BA1 9AE, UK Phone +44 (0)1225 758 004 Fax +44 (0)1225 442 962 Web http://www.arcworld.org E-Mail info@arcworld.org Category Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT ARC is a secular body that helps the major religions of the world to develop their own environmental programmes, based on their own core teachings, beliefs and practices. ARC helps the religions link with key environmental organisations – creating powerful alliances between faith communities and conservation groups. The organization works with 11 major faiths through the key traditions within each faith. Founding year 1995. ARC PROJECTS BY REGION: Africa AFRICA: Africa Muslim Environment Network AFRICA: Africa Muslim Environment Network FAQ EGYPT: Cairo creates new public park TANZANIA: Fishermen adopt Islamic eco principles Asia Asian Buddhist Network Cambodia: Monk and Environment Programme CAMBODIA: Pagodas become eco-campaigners CHINA: Buddhism helps urban conservation CHINA: Daoism and Conservation workshops CHINA: Emei Shan sacred mountains CHINA: Five Peaks sacred mountains CHINA: New Daoist Ecology Centre in China CHINA: Protecting sacred mountains CHINA: Reforming traditional medicine EAST TIMOR: Timor Verde Project INDIA: Hindus restore sacred forests in Orissa INDIA: Jains rebuild earthquake village INDIA: Parsis recycle fire temple flower offerings INDIA: Sikh Gurdwaras use alternative energy INDIA: Training and aid for rural women INDIA: Zoroastrian sacred Baval groves INDONESIA: Batak Christians clean up lake Indonesia: Batak Church forestry in Sumatra INDONESIA: Christian ecology Indonesia: Multi-faith environment meeting Indonesia: Toraja Church Forestry in Sulawesi BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES
JAPAN: Shintos protect sacred forests Laos: Asian Buddhist Network MONGOLIA: Buddhists reintroduce hunting bans MONGOLIA: Republishing ancient environmental texts MONGOLIA: Restoring Geser Sum Buddhist monastery MONGOLIA: Reviving Buddhist ecology MONGOLIA: Uncovering lost sutras and sacred sites NEPAL: Hindus clean up sacred Bagmati River PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Christian declaration Papua New Guinea: Theology of the Environment SE ASIA: Buddhist Eco-Conference THAILAND: Forest monks protect their forests Thailand: Khorat Forest Conservation Project THAILAND: Monks save Bangkok’s rare storks Central & South America Benedictine Environmental Handbook LATAM: Benedictine Handbook: Preface MEXICO - A documentary of the Huichol pilgrimage MEXICO - Golden Eagles and Sacred Sites MEXICO: Huichol protect ancient pilgrimage route Europe FRANCE: Orthodox nuns reform forest laws KALMYKIA: Buddhists revive ancient nature hunt Living Churchyards SWEDEN: FSC Certification for Church forests UK and France: ARC’s Sacred Land project UK: A new route for the Walsingham pilgrimage UK: Abercynon – a twentieth century shrine UK: Buddhist garden in a former courthouse UK: Celebrating Ashbrittle’s ancient yew UK: Christian network promotes eco-awareness UK: Creating a Celtic garden on Lindisfarne UK: Creating a sacred garden in Leicester UK: Hindu temple grounds in Birmingham UK: How to start a Sacred Land project UK: Jewish groups unite to protect the environment UK: Liberal synagogues do environmental audit UK: Manchester Diocese Environmental Policy UK: New Cistercian pilgrimage trails mapped UK: New life of inner city monastery in Manchester UK: Planting yews for the Millennium UK: Restoring the holy well of North Petherwyn UK: Reviving an ancient rock shrine in Yorkshire UK: Sacred Land poetry competition UK: Shrophire’s ecological Orthodox monastery UK: World’s first centre for Islam and Ecology Middle East LEBANON: Church protects “Valley of Saints” LEBANON: Church protects endangered forests SAUDI ARABIA: First national biosphere reserve North America CANADA: Catholics speak out for Columbia River USA: Benedictines lead students in eco-action USA: Churches fight global warming USA: Faiths work together to use green energy USA: United Methodists $40bn ethical investments USA: United Methodists say “no” to dioxins International ARC / World Bank Alliance
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