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Introduction

Southeast Asian Culture Countering Climate Change

1-2

From the Floating Lotus to Groot’s Wisdom

Engaging Contemporary Ecological Challenges with Southeast Asian Cultures

3-22

Youth Presentations

25-43

Indigenous Art and the Biodiversity Crisis

47-60

The Protection of Water and Livelihood in Two Communities in Sarawak

61-72

Community Forests as a Traditional Nature Based Solution to Climate Change in Myanmar

73-82

Traditional Natural Resource Stewardship in Malaysia’s Rapidly Changing Landscape

83-96

Karen Environmental Stewardship of Natural Resources

97-108

Heritage Conservation as Green Development at the George Town World Heritage Site

111-130

Using Space Syntax to Rediscover Metro Manila’s Old Urbanism

Retrofitting a City-Region for Sustainability and Resilience

131-162

Architecture of Happiness

The Work of Hoang Thuc Hao

163-174

New Direction in the Culturally Inspired Urban Forms of Indonesia’s New Capital City of Nusantara

175-194

Creating Safety and Beauty in the World Starting from Humans

Cultural Wisdom and Natural Disasters in Yogyakarta

197-212

Animist Cosmology and Socio-cultural Practices among the Thái in Vietnam

Beyond Superstition

213-232

Spiritual Connections to Nature and to Climate Change Action

233-246

Tri Hita Karana, a Spiritual Connection to Nature in Harmony

247-252

How Islamic Tradition Benefits Nature and Climate Change Action

253-264

Nusantarazation

Liberating Malaysia and Indonesia through Decolonization and Indigenization of the Societal and Environmental Paradigms

267-272

Elites, Climate Action and the Future

Reflections on Two Cases from Thailand

273-282

Contributors

283-290

Acknowledgements and Thanks

291

SEACHA

292