Eco Church encourages congregations in environmental action, integrating eco-friendly choices through worship and teaching, buildings, facilities and land management, community and global partnerships and sustainable lifestyles.
How can Christian Social Services contribute as citizens of Earth and be involved with Climate Change?
Beth Lew introduces a project in Palmerston North
Dr Paul Blaschke was guest on the radio programme Muffin Talk .Paul has extensive experience in urban ecology, biodiversity conservation, sustainability and development issues.When the Religious Diversity Centre set up…
This group gets together to share Life Stories in the context of environmental sustainability. Here are examples of these stories: Growing Gardens and Communities (GGAC)
Glasgow" for the Religious Diversity Centre Aotearoa New Zealand during the time of COP26
The Presentation of a Statement to the Government from Religious Leaders and Interfaith Groups of Aotearoa New Zealand regarding our national commitment to the COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland (November 2021) in Wellington, 19 October 2021
Reflecting on the Maori and Pasifika voices at COP26 - Jenny Te Paa Daniel (RDC Co-Chairperson) in conversation with Sunlou Liuvaie (Pasifika Trust, Palmerston North) and Rod Oram (New Zealand journalist, connecting from Glasgow, Scotland)
Official presentation of Interfaith Statement to Minister for Climate Change, James Shaw
The RDC joined many other faith and interfaith groups in making a submission on the Climate Change Commission draft report to the Government.
