The Top of RainForest - sustainable lifestyles

If everybody would live like this,...

Vegetarism, environmentaly friendly convictions, pagans, indegenous peoples try to live a sustainable lifestyle. If you are looking for such, feel invited and inspired by the these sites.

• Cycling is a vastly underestimated solution to our urban transport problems. And my Quick and Easy guide to HTML will soon be available in French and German, as well as English.
• A basic introduction to lifestyle changes that help the Earth simple living, reducing or eliminating meat from the diet, the spiritual basis for an Earth Friendly lifestyle, etc.
• The Covenant is a site that reminds us that we have a promise to keep to ensure the protection of all inhabitants of the Great Earth. The site talks about how the Earth heals us and how we can heal the Earth.
• Kaua`i Taro Roots folks lead by example-- restoring cultural spaces and caring for their ahupua`a resources from the mountain to the sea.
• Kuy@ presents stone-age people that live in rainforest and are still here in this borderless world. See how they build their house on a living tree.
• PROTECT the EARTH...and animals and you'll live longer! WWW pages about ecology & society. Explains how to live without a kill...
• Mother Teresa - Memoralizing the life of a saint in life who worked and lived in the environment of the poorest of poor and worshipped God through her love of them - a timeline from birth to death of the Saint of the Gutter."
• Ecology, Paganism, Hippie lifestyle -- how do they connect? Visit the Digital Hippie and find out.
• The Wheel of Wisdom is a gentle spiritual place. Here a visitor can obtain guidance and encouragement based on the natural cycles of the earth and moon.
• Follow the earth way and the way of the great spirit at Cheveyos Native Americans"
• Do you like to read about David's minimum comfortable but ascetic life, on under US$900 per year! (though not at higher latitudes than 40, nor in continental climates).
• Under Anita's Vegetarian & Animal Rights Pages there is such a lot of veggie power, McMurder couldn't stand.
• Josep's page shows solidarity and support of indigenous peoples, and has a green area to offer. There is also a whole section about model constructions. (Spanish)
• Visit Danny's Page - Children as environmental activists working to build backyard habitats, recycle and reuse and study and help endangered animals.
• The Hammond High School's Science Club's Offical Website. This page gives a description of what the club is about and some of the programs that the club is promoting in the local community.