Maria A. Martin

Na Floresta do Sol Amarelo vive Lili, uma corujinha que ama a luz, mas que treme diante da escurid o. Com a ajuda de seu fiel amigo Ratito, ela embarca em uma viagem repleta de desafios em busca de um lugar onde o sol nunca se ponha. No caminho, ela descobrir que a coragem pode nascer justamente nos lugares onde mais tememos entrar. A corujinha que tinha medo do escuro uma f bula emocionante com li es sobre coragem, prop sito e autoestima, que n o apenas vai encantar as crian as, mas tamb m promover conversas importantes entre fam lias, escolas e todos que acreditam no verdadeiro significado de coragem.

A comprehensive introductory textbook that integrates environmental ethics with social and religious perspectives, this cross-disciplinary approach helps students understand the depth and breadth of environmental issues in a globally relevant way. Environmental problems are explained by ecological, social, ethical, and religious dimensions that inspire environmental conservation. It underlines the reasons why intrinsic values of nature, and those who inhabit it, must be taken into consideration when making decisions that affect them. This book is also intended for those interested in understanding the environmental debate which is a critical component of environmental management.FeaturesPresents the historical review of the environmental movementIntroduces ethical reasoning in environmental problemsExplains environmental ethic approaches and practical implicationsDiscusses the role of religions in nature conservation and Eco-theologyIncludes exercises for reflection in each chapter to stimulate student engagement with environmental issuesThis great textbook gives readers new insight into caring for the environment. It is for undergraduate and graduate students taking courses in environmental studies, geography, sociology, anthropology, and philosophy, as well as professionals in environmental management and environmental policy, and for those interested in environmental issues and the ethics of nature conservation.

A comprehensive introductory textbook that integrates environmental ethics with social and religious perspectives, this cross-disciplinary approach helps students understand the depth and breadth of environmental issues in a globally relevant way. Environmental problems are explained by ecological, social, ethical, and religious dimensions that inspire environmental conservation. It underlines the reasons why intrinsic values of nature, and those who inhabit it, must be taken into consideration when making decisions that affect them. This book is also intended for those interested in understanding the environmental debate which is a critical component of environmental management.FeaturesPresents the historical review of the environmental movementIntroduces ethical reasoning in environmental problemsExplains environmental ethic approaches and practical implicationsDiscusses the role of religions in nature conservation and Eco-theologyIncludes exercises for reflection in each chapter to stimulate student engagement with environmental issuesThis great textbook gives readers new insight into caring for the environment. It is for undergraduate and graduate students taking courses in environmental studies, geography, sociology, anthropology, and philosophy, as well as professionals in environmental management and environmental policy, and for those interested in environmental issues and the ethics of nature conservation.