Traditional Spirituality and Sustainability: Global Perspectives.- Building on Synergies: Harnessing Indigenous Worldviews for Customary Land Governance in North-Western Ghana.- The Role of African Traditional Religion in the Attainment of Sustainable Development Goal 15 in Botswana: A Review of the Literature.- Totem, Taboos, and Sacred Places: An Analysis of the Yorùbá Tribe with Environmental Conservation and Management Practices in Southwest Nigeria.- Traditional Spirituality and Sustainability: Interrogating the Place of Ota Spring in Ikorodu, a Coastal African Community.- Water Spirituality, Community Engagement and Social Change in Yorubaland, Southwestern Nigeria.- How the San People of Southern Africa Use Their Indigenous Knowledge for Ecological Sustainability.- Spirituality and Sustainable Water Use: Insights from Wetland Conservation Practices in Southern Africa.
- Interweaving Spirituality and Sustainability: Indigenous Pathways to Transformation in India's Tribal Communities.- Sacred Springs and Magical Waters: Influences of Animism on the Sustainable Uses (Sake Brewing & Papermaking Industries) of Springwater in Japan.- The Mosque as Catalyst for Sustainability Communication and Practices in Malaysia.- Not God-Forsaken: A Trinitarian Reply to the Settler-Colonial Narrative in Australia.- The Role of Accountability in Preserving Spirituality and Nature: The Case of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.- Story-Making: Engagement as Life in the Northern Australian Yolou and Christian Traditions.- Spiritual Beliefs and Cultural Protocols Regarding Submerged Lands in the Pacific Islands: Significance and Implications for Sustainability.- Whose Right to Exist? The Challenge of Evangelicalism to Self-Determination and Indigenous Spirituality Across the Pacific.
- Learnings From the Intercultural Understanding Partnerships (ICUP) Program for Developing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives Within School Culture and Curriculum in Australia.- Toward a Spiritual Pedagogy in Tertiary Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Courses.- Working Together: The Significance of Protocols for Engagement Between Indigenous Peoples and Universities.- Using Creative Methodologies to Assist Christians to Embrace Creation Care.- Maori Christology, Theology, and Sustainability.- Human-Nature Interrelationship in Wonder Tales of the European Tradition.- The Human-Forest Relationship in Lithuania: History Meets the Future.- Water, Weather and Winter: Activating and Ritualizing Growth Forces in Historic Scandinavia.
- Of Anglican Christianity, Science and Sustainability.- Contributions of Celtic Spirituality to Sustainability.- Water Heritage: Traditions and Sustainability in Portugal.- An Investigation Into the Connection Between Spirituality and Sustainability: A Case Study of St. Francis Farm Community.- Is Spirituality the Missing Component of Sustainable Development?.- The Snail and the Bison: Stories of Biodiversity in Banff National Park.- Vanilla in Totonacapan: A History of Indigenous Adaptation to Climate Change Through the Exchange of Knowledge Applied as Sustainable Development.
- Baniwa Chilli Pepper: Indigenous Spirituality, Socio-Bioeconomy, and Sustainability.- Perceptions About Spirituality and Sustainability in the View of Managers of Brazilian Organizations.- Indigenous Agroecologies as Spiritual Frameworks of Sustainable Food Systems in the Anthropocene.- Towards a More Holistic Sustainability: Animal Sentience and Spiritual Potential.- Extinction, Epistemology, and Ecogogy--Knowing, Learning, and Loving in a Diminishing World.