• The International Environmental Forum

    The International Environment Forum (IEF) is a Bahá’í-inspired non-governmental professional organization whose members from the Bahá’í Faith and the wider community promote the application of spiritual and ethical principles to the challenges of the environment and sustainable development. Founded in 1997, and now with over 150 members in 50 countries on five continents, the IEF maintains links with many more individuals and groups. The Forum was accredited by the United Nations to the World Summit on Sustainable Development (Johannesburg 2002) as a scientific and technological organization. This Web site offers links to previous IEF conference resources and minutes, IEF newsletters, and a calendar of future conferences.

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