Wildlife & Coexistence Archives

Jun 04 2025

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Winter Coat

By Akshara Sangiorgio

A very small intruder leaves a very big impression in this poetic meditation on abundance and scarcity.

Jul 23 2024

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The Nyishi Fly on the Hornbills’ Wings

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Removed from their lands by a tiger conservation project, Indigenous villagers in Northeast India reconnect with their forest home through hornbill conservation.

Jun 18 2024

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Wellsprings of Territories of Life

By Robert Wiltzen

Gaoli pastoralists in central India assert their traditional natural resource governance against fortress conservation.

Jul 11 2023

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We Are Wildlife; Wildlife Is Us

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Indigenous Peoples have a right to draw resources from the local environment and an obligation to follow traditional practices to protect it.

Jul 04 2023

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Where Elephants Drink: Water Bodies and Human–Elephant Coexistence

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Water patterns and an ancient human–elephant social contract hold important lessons for eco-justice.

Apr 18 2023

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Hunting with Amnesia: Remembering Our Responsibilities to Indigenous Lands

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Indigenous cultures understand wildlife as fellow nations whose actions enable or curtail human aspirations.

May 27 2020

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Reclamation

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Page Lambert Elk silhouetted against a stormy sky. Photo: Page Lambert, 2013 They say the traffic in London has killed the song of the nightingale. When they serenade each…

Dec 08 2019

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Ancestral Sayings and Indigenous Knowledge: Learning from Māori Oral Tradition

By Robert Wiltzen

by Hēmi Whaanga and Priscilla Wehi An adult tūī vocalizing with feathers fluffed out, Te Puke, North Island of Aotearoa/New Zealand. Photo: Raewyn Adams, 2012 (from “New Zealand Birds…

Aug 25 2016

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Freeway Coyote

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Lee Beavington I watch coyote cross the freeway trickster weaves amid wheeled gods her belly droops with gaunt lactation survivor of west coast wild abides two-legged rules of concrete …

Jan 08 2016

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It’s Hard to Know

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Mary Louise Pratt Red Bay with islands. Photo: Renato Rosaldo, 2015 I grew up in small-town Ontario, in the part of Canada made famous by writer Alice Munro. From the…

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Winter Coat

The Nyishi Fly on the Hornbills’ Wings

Wellsprings of Territories of Life

We Are Wildlife; Wildlife Is Us

Where Elephants Drink: Water Bodies and Human–Elephant Coexistence

Hunting with Amnesia: Remembering Our Responsibilities to Indigenous Lands

Reclamation

Ancestral Sayings and Indigenous Knowledge: Learning from Māori Oral Tradition

Freeway Coyote

It’s Hard to Know

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