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Dec 08 2019

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…

Dec 01 2019

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Strengthening the Link between Green “Fights” & Language “Fights”: A Proposal from Basque Country

By Robert Wiltzen

by Beñat Garaio Mendizabal Langscape Magazine is the loudspeaker and meeting point for those of us . . . who believe that there is an alternative in this world, another way to…

Nov 24 2019

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Ewaso Ng’iro Camel Caravan

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Video and text by Laissa Malih (Kenyan Laikipian Maasai), age 25 The Ewaso Ng’iro Camel Caravan is a five-day annual journey for climate change adaptation and peaceful co-existence along the Ewaso Ng’iro River…

Nov 10 2019

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Can the Cenotes be Saved?

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Text and photos by Yolanda López-Maldonado (Yucatec Maya, Mexico) “This is the account of how all was in suspense, all calm, in silence; all motionless, still, and the expanse…

Nov 03 2019

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Biocultural Heritage: The Fishing Villages of the Far North of Sweden

By Robert Wiltzen

by Joakim Boström and Anna-Märta Henriksson (Kalix, Sweden) and Marie Kvarnström Jenny Lundbäck and Joakim Boström fishing at sunrise in the Bothnian Bay. Photo: Roland Stenman, 2016 In the…

Nov 01 2019

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North East Network Farm School

By Robert Wiltzen

Story by Kewekhrozo (Peter) Thopi, age 30, Chakhesang Naga (India); and Tshenyilou (Lele) Chirhah, age 26, Chakhesang Naga (India) Lele among crops in local farmland during the first participatory video…

Oct 25 2019

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Marine Biodiversity & Cultural Diversity: The Coastal Communities of Trivandrum, Kerala, India

By Robert Wiltzen

by Lisba Yesudas & Johnson Jament (Mukkuvar, India) Coastal community’s rendezvous with their destiny. Fishermen at Valiathura beach are getting ready for their daily fish catch, while other community members…

Oct 18 2019

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Biocultural Diversity on the Border | The Yaylas of the Western Lesser Caucasus

By Robert Wiltzen

by Soner Oruç & Ceren Kazancı . Men, in general, are busy with taking care of herds. Here, an Afghan shepherd is working due to shortage of people in Turkish yaylas.…

Oct 11 2019

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I Want to Keep the Past and Bring It into the Future

By Robert Wiltzen

Vova Iadne (Nenets, Russian Federation), interviewed by Galya Morrell Mammoth tusk is a hard material — just like life is in the Arctic. Vova started carving when he was an infant in…

Oct 04 2019

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There Are No Corners in the Tundra

By Robert Wiltzen

Khadry Okotetto (Nenets, Russian Federation), interviewed by Galya Morrell “I was jailed in a Russian boarding school where they tried to make a Russian second-class citizen out of me — because I was…

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Ancestral Sayings and Indigenous Knowledge: Learning from Māori Oral Tradition

Strengthening the Link between Green “Fights” & Language “Fights”: A Proposal from Basque Country

Ewaso Ng’iro Camel Caravan

Can the Cenotes be Saved?

Biocultural Heritage: The Fishing Villages of the Far North of Sweden

North East Network Farm School

Marine Biodiversity & Cultural Diversity: The Coastal Communities of Trivandrum, Kerala, India

Biocultural Diversity on the Border | The Yaylas of the Western Lesser Caucasus

I Want to Keep the Past and Bring It into the Future

There Are No Corners in the Tundra

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