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Nova Science Publishers Inc, New York, pp 91–131
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making. Ecol Econ 68(3):643–653
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Gottlieb RS (2013) Spirituality: what it is and why it matters. Oxford University Press, New York
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Grim JA (ed) (2001) Indigenous traditions and ecology: the interbeing of cosmology and community. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA
Grim J, Tucker ME (2014) Ecology and religion. Island Press, Washington, DC
K. N. Irvine et al.
Ellison CW (1983) Spiritual well-being: conceptualization and measurement. J Psychol Theol
11(4):330–340
Ellison LL (2006) The spiritual well-being scale. [Online] Marshall University. Viewed on 6 July
2018, http://mds.marshall.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1008&context=co_faculty
Feit HA (2001) Hunting, nature, and metaphor: political and discursive strategies in James Bay
Cree resistance and autonomy. In: Grim JA (ed) Indigenous traditions and ecology: the interbeing of cosmology and community. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, pp 411–452
Fetters MD, Curry LA, Creswell JW (2013) Achieving integration in mixed methods designs:
principles and practices. Health Serv Res 48(6 Pt 2):2134–2156
Fisher J (2004) Feeling good, living life: a spiritual health measure for young children. J Beliefs
Values 25(3):307–315
Fisher J (2011) The four domains model: connecting spirituality, health and well-being. Religion
2(1):17–28
Fisher JW (2014) Comparing the influence of God and other transcendents on spiritual well-being.
Relig Educ J Aust 30(2):9–15
Fisher JW (2015) A critique of quantitative measures for assessing spirituality and spiritual wellbeing. In: Roberts EC (ed) Spirituality, global practices, societal attitudes and effects on health.
Nova Science Publishers Inc, New York, pp 91–131
Fisher JW, Francis LJ, Johnson P (2000) Assessing spiritual health via four domains of spiritual
wellbeing: the SH4DI. Pastor Psychol 49(2):133–145
Fisher B, Turner K, Morling P (2009) Defining and classifying ecosystem services for decision
making. Ecol Econ 68(3):643–653
Fowler RB (1995) The greening of protestant thought. University of North Carolina Press, Chapel
Hill
Francis P (2015) Laudato Si. Vatican Press, Vatican City
Frascaroli F (2013) Catholicism and conservation: the potential of sacred natural sites for biodiversity management in Central Italy. Hum Ecol 41(4):587–601
Fredrickson LM, Anderson DH (1999) A qualitative exploration of the wilderness experience as a
source of spiritual inspiration. J Environ Psychol 19(1):21–39
Fuller RC (2001) Spiritual, but not religious: understanding unchurched America. Oxford
University Press, New York
Fuller RA, Irvine KN, Devine-Wright P, Warren PH, Gaston KJ (2007) Psychological benefits of
greenspace increase with biodiversity [data supplement]. Biol Lett 3(4):390–394. http://rsbl.
royalsocietypublishing.org/content/3/4/390.figures-only
Gall TL, Malette J, Guirguis-Younger M (2011) Spirituality and religiousness: a diversity of definitions. J Spiritual Ment Health 13(3):158–181
Gilliat-Ray S, Bryant M (2011) Are British Muslims green? An overview of environmental activism among Muslims in Britain. J Stud Relig Nat Cult 5(3):284–306
Golliher J (1999) Ethical, moral, and religious concerns. In: Posey DA (ed) Cultural and spiritual
values of biodiversity. United Nations Environment Programme, London, pp 435–502
Gomez R, Fisher JW (2003) Domains of spiritual well-being and development and validation of
the spiritual well-being questionnaire. Personal Individ Differ 35(8):1975–1991
Goodenough U (1998) The sacred depths of nature. Oxford University Press, New York
Gottlieb RS (2006a) A greener faith: religious environmentalism and our planet’s future. Oxford
University Press, New York
Gottlieb RS (2006b) Introduction: religion and ecology – what is the connection and why does it
matter? In: Gottlieb RS (ed) The Oxford handbook of religion and ecology. Oxford University
Press, New York, pp 3–21
Gottlieb RS (2013) Spirituality: what it is and why it matters. Oxford University Press, New York
Greenberg JS (1985) Health and wellness: a conceptual differentiation. J Sch Health 55(10):403–406
Grim JA (ed) (2001) Indigenous traditions and ecology: the interbeing of cosmology and community. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA
Grim J, Tucker ME (2014) Ecology and religion. Island Press, Washington, DC
K. N. Irvine et al.