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Oct 05 2021

De Prima: Stories of the Old Days in Umbria, the Green Heart of Italy

By Akshara Sangiorgio

WORDS AND IMAGES Anna Maffi Warm winter light over the San Giacomo valley. . Olives, grapes, barley, alfalfa, and a few fruit trees are the main crops grown in the…

Sep 27 2021

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One Square Meter: Wool Art Honors the Biocultural Diversity of Mobile Pastoralists

By Akshara Sangiorgio

WORDS Liza Zogib, Divya Venkatesh, Sandra Spissinger, and Concha Salguero ART Almudena Sánchez Sánchez, Ana Trejo Rodríguez, and Inés García Zapata What follows is the story of One Square Meter…

Sep 21 2021

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When Home Becomes a Protected Area: The Udege People and the Bikin River Valley in the Russian Far East

By Akshara Sangiorgio

WORDS Aleksandra Bocharnikova IMAGES Aleksandra Bocharnikova, Tatjana Bocharnikova, and Alexei Kudryavtcev The Sikhote-Alin is a mountain range in Russia’s Pacific Far East. This territory contains one of the largest unmodified…

Sep 15 2021

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My Missing Tongue

By Akshara Sangiorgio

WORDS Abraham Ofori-Henaku | IMAGES Abotchiethephotographer That's me. A bright-looking lad with marvelous abilities to dance, sing, write, and speak eloquently, but my regret stems from my inability to speak my…

Sep 07 2021

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Lessons of the Maasai Warriors (Morani)

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Edna Kilusu My aunt surrounded by some of my cousins — the audience for her nightly stories. Photo: Orkeeswa School . “Do not come back after I lock the door,” my mother…

Sep 02 2021

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Photo Gallery: Tsurushibina

By Akshara Sangiorgio

IMAGES 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 exhibition. Izu-Inatori…

Sep 01 2021

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Tsurushibina: A Traditional Japanese Craft Helps Maintain and Restore Biocultural Knowledge and People’s Connection with Nature

By Akshara Sangiorgio No Comments

WORDS AND IMAGES Mariia Ermilova “Nature is painting for us, day after day, pictures of infinite beauty if only we have the eyes to see them.” — John Ruskin . Sketch of…

Aug 24 2021

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In the Abode of the Clouds: Biocultural Diversity of Meghalaya, India

By Akshara Sangiorgio

WORDS Raynold Lyngdoh IMAGES Raynold and Anne Lyngdoh Nestled in the more secluded northeastern region of India are several unique tribal groups, each diverse and distinct in their own right.…

Aug 17 2021

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Yamani: Voices of an Ancient Land

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Faith Baisden, Thomas Dick, Carolyn Barker, and Kristina Kelman Leonora Adidi, Faith Baisden, and Joy Bonner on Yugambeh Country in 2014, after the song gathering at which the project was…

Aug 12 2021

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Yamani Project Artists

By Robert Wiltzen

This page complements the photo essay “Yamani: Voices of an Ancient Land,” which presents a unique musical project by the same name, developed by six extraordinary Australian Indigenous women. They…

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De Prima: Stories of the Old Days in Umbria, the Green Heart of Italy

One Square Meter: Wool Art Honors the Biocultural Diversity of Mobile Pastoralists

When Home Becomes a Protected Area: The Udege People and the Bikin River Valley in the Russian Far East

My Missing Tongue

Lessons of the Maasai Warriors (Morani)

Photo Gallery: Tsurushibina

Tsurushibina: A Traditional Japanese Craft Helps Maintain and Restore Biocultural Knowledge and People’s Connection with Nature

In the Abode of the Clouds: Biocultural Diversity of Meghalaya, India

Yamani: Voices of an Ancient Land

Yamani Project Artists

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