Langscape 6-2 Archives

Mar 19 2018

Shle’muxun: Reconnecting with the Salish Sea Bioregion

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Daniel Kirkpatrick The Salish Sea Bioregion offers an ideal location for sustainability initiatives that honor First Nations rights. Photo: Daniel Kirkpatrick, 2017 Florence James smiled and said the word…

Mar 12 2018

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Heal the Land, Heal the People: Strengthening Relationships at Hwaaqw’um in the Salish Sea

By Robert Wiltzen

Text by Joe Akerman (T’awaxwultun) | Photos by Xwaaqw’um Project . Quw’utsun Big Canoe landing at Hwaaqw’um. 2016 Maakw’stem ‘uw huliitun tst. Maaqkw’stem ‘uw slhilhukw’tul “Everything is what sustains us.…

Mar 05 2018

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Sustain, Benefit, Celebrate: Embedding Nature in Our Culture

By Robert Wiltzen

Text and photos by Rob Butler Mild weather, calm seas, and abundant wild places have fostered a close relationship with nature: San Juan Islands, Salish Sea. 2013 In 2015,…

Feb 26 2018

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Visions from Within: Another Shot for Biocultural Conservation in the Cradle of Humankind

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Text and photos by Thor Morales The beautiful village of Layeni, one of the three El-Molo villages around Lake Turkana. 2016 . Imagine you’re in the cradle of humankind. Cultures similar…

Feb 20 2018

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Photo Gallery: Story Map

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Jennifer McRuer and Nuevas Voces A protected area surrounding Isla Grande aims to conserve marine habitats, natural resources, and cultural values. A disharmony between nature and culture, however, persists…

Feb 19 2018

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Story Map: Youth Reconnect to Place and Biocultural Heritage in Colombia

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by Jennifer McRuer Using cameras, we stroll, bike, swim, and dive to capture connections with ancestral places of land and sea. Photo: Heides Molina, 2015 . We are all stories ……

Feb 12 2018

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Hta: How Karen Farming Saved a Forest in Thailand and Its Poetry Changed International Policy

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Text by Viveca Mellegård | Photos by Pernilla Malmer With words and lived experience of members of the Karen Community of Hin Lad Nai and input from Pernilla Malmer . A…

Feb 05 2018

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Bahadar’s Almanac: Oral Tradition in Northern Pakistan Makes People Resilient and Prepared for Natural Disasters

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Text by Zubair Torwali Photos by Aftab Ahmad The beautiful village of Gurnal nestled on the side of a hill in the Swat District of northern Pakistan. 2017 When I…

Jan 29 2018

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Monocultures of the Fields, Monocultures of the Mind: The Acculturation of Indigenous Farming Communities of Odisha, India

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by Kanna K. Siripurapu, Sabnam Afrein, and Prasant Mohanty . A Kandha woman with the distinct facial tattoos of her sub-group (Kutia Kandha). Photo: Sue Price, 2017 . The connection between agriculture…

Jan 23 2018

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Photo Gallery: Tsurushibina

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Photos and artwork by Mariia Ermilova . A variety of elements in a hanging doll ornament. Izu-Inatori Museum. 2017 . A contemporary ornament dedicated to marine biodiversity, made especially for an…

Shle’muxun: Reconnecting with the Salish Sea Bioregion

Heal the Land, Heal the People: Strengthening Relationships at Hwaaqw’um in the Salish Sea

Sustain, Benefit, Celebrate: Embedding Nature in Our Culture

Visions from Within: Another Shot for Biocultural Conservation in the Cradle of Humankind

Photo Gallery: Story Map

Story Map: Youth Reconnect to Place and Biocultural Heritage in Colombia

Hta: How Karen Farming Saved a Forest in Thailand and Its Poetry Changed International Policy

Bahadar’s Almanac: Oral Tradition in Northern Pakistan Makes People Resilient and Prepared for Natural Disasters

Monocultures of the Fields, Monocultures of the Mind: The Acculturation of Indigenous Farming Communities of Odisha, India

Photo Gallery: Tsurushibina

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