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Sep 01 2018

A Few Short Journeys along the Nature-Culture Continuum: Reflections on Community-Led Conservation

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Jessica Brown The village Chief and Elders of a community in the Togo Range of Ghana at a sacred spring. Care of this spring is vital to the health…

Aug 25 2018

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into this processed woven land

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Momoe Malietoa von Reiche . In the cool Of morning Moving waters fall Silently seeking Pathways to the sea Blue veined Crisscross a fractured landscape Nervous leftovers of Cultural…

Aug 18 2018

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Biocultural Diversity as Observed from the Hawaiian Nation

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Text and photos by Harvy King Lily pad pond of antiquity, Ahupua’a Hakipu’u. 2017 As humankind’s connection to land and water evolved, our development of agriculture produced the availability…

Aug 11 2018

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A New Approach to Bilingual Marine Conservation Science Education: The Collaborative work of Caribbean Communities and Marine Conservation without Borders

By Robert Wiltzen

by Thomas Dean King . The Garifuna community is the only one allowed to fish in Cayos Cochinos, Honduras. Mario Flores Aranda is promoting sustainable fishing, using a line loop for…

Aug 04 2018

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Designing Biocultural Protocols with the Embera People of Colombia

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Gabriel Nemogá, Justico Domicó, and Alejandro Molina The working group on territory and infrastructure meets at a workshop on the biocultural community protocol, Polines Community Library. Photo: Dinson Bailarín,…

Jul 28 2018

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Innovations as Part of Sustainable Practices in Biocultural Landscapes: Experiences from Rotational Farming in the Hin Lad Nai Community of Northern Thailand

By Robert Wiltzen

by Pernilla Malmer and Prasert Trakansuphakon Fallow area where P’dav trees have been actively promoted. Hin Lad Nai farmers conduct experiments to maximize the agricultural benefits of P’dav. Photo:…

Jul 14 2018

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Biocultural Features of Urban Gardens and Yards Enhance Place-making and Belonging in South African Townships

By Robert Wiltzen

by Duncan Haynes, Michelle Cocks, and Charlie Shackleton . RDP housing has been critiqued as unimaginative and as limiting opportunities for place-making. Photo: Tony Dold, 2016 . South African cities…

Jul 07 2018

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Tunun Kayutukun: Words Have Power

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Ilarion (Larry) Merculieff and Libby Roderick Waves at St. Paul Island in the Bering Sea, Alaska. Waves are a visible manifestation of physical energy, but there is also a…

Jun 30 2018

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Editorial | Valued Differences

By Robert Wiltzen

Langscape Magazine Volume 7, Issue 1

Mar 19 2018

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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…

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A Few Short Journeys along the Nature-Culture Continuum: Reflections on Community-Led Conservation

into this processed woven land

Biocultural Diversity as Observed from the Hawaiian Nation

A New Approach to Bilingual Marine Conservation Science Education: The Collaborative work of Caribbean Communities and Marine Conservation without Borders

Designing Biocultural Protocols with the Embera People of Colombia

Innovations as Part of Sustainable Practices in Biocultural Landscapes: Experiences from Rotational Farming in the Hin Lad Nai Community of Northern Thailand

Biocultural Features of Urban Gardens and Yards Enhance Place-making and Belonging in South African Townships

Tunun Kayutukun: Words Have Power

Editorial | Valued Differences

Shle’muxun: Reconnecting with the Salish Sea Bioregion

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