Cultural Sustainability and Environmental Ethics

*Cultural Sustainability and Environmental Ethics: Integrating Tradition for a Resilient Future* explores the profound connection between cultural diversity and environmental stewardship, presenting a holistic framework for sustainability. Bridging cultural anthropology, folklore studies, and environmental science, it highlights how traditional knowledge, indigenous practices, and folklore offer actionable models for addressing ecological challenges like climate change and biodiversity loss. The book integrates modern tools such as digital storytelling, AI, and GIS to revitalize cultural knowledge for sustainability while emphasizing cultural ethics in education, policymaking, and advocacy. Featuring lessons from global case studies and insights on human-environment interactions, it proposes pathways to a resilient future rooted in cultural diversity and ecological responsibility. Designed for academics, policymakers, conservationists, and educators, this book is a compelling call to action for embracing culturally enriched approaches to environmental sustainability.

Pages: 432, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing