The document discusses the concept of ecological intelligence as a framework for addressing climate change through informed decision-making in consumption, production, and movement while emphasizing the importance of humility and compassion found in various faiths. It argues for the development and operationalization of ecological intelligence to promote sustainable practices and equity among communities, while also critiquing current reliance on non-renewable resources and the need for policy changes. The paper suggests that ecological intelligence can be measured and applied across individuals, organizations, and governments to enhance ecological safety and sustainability.