These are the five original Faith Declarations on Nature which were
created in 1986, at a meeting held in Assisi by WWF-International. The
meeting stemmed from an idea by HRH the Prince Philip, Duke of
Edinburgh at which five leaders of the five major world religions –
Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism – were invited to
come and discuss how their faiths could and should help save the natural
world.
By 1995 when the Alliance of Religions and Conservation was
formed, the five initial faiths had issued more detailed statements, and six
other significant world faiths had also made their statements about the
environment. Links to the book, Faith in Conservation, published by the
World Bank, in which all these eleven statements were published together
for the first time, can be found at the end of this document.
Acknowledgment to ARC - the Alliance of Religions and Conservation
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