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Richard St. Barbe Baker

Man of the Trees
Richard St. Barbe Baker

Web page reconstructed from the former website
manofthetrees.org
created by Paul Mantle

Richard St. Barbe Baker, (1889-1982), was the world's greatest forester. He was responsible for the planting of more trees than anyone else in history. He also was among the first ecologists to draw public attention to the global dimensions of deforestation and desert encroachment.

By Arthur Dahl, 6 October, 2021

Climate Change and Global Warming: A Bahá’í Perspective

Climate Change and Global Warming: A Bahá’í Perspective

Arthur Lyon Dahl (PhD)
International Environment Forum

Paper presented at "The Nexus between Climate Change, Faith & Science"
webinar organized on 16 September 2021 by the
All-Africa Conference of Churches
Baha'i International Community Addis-Ababa Office
United Religions Initiative

Bicentenary of Baha'u'llah

The principles of the oneness of humankind; unity in diversity; moderation; the fundamental reality of increasing levels of cooperation, complexity, and reciprocity throughout the planet; and the vital importance of ecological balance; that are at the heart of IEF, come from the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh (1817-1892) the bicentenary of whose birth is being celebrated this year on 22 October 2017.
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