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Jan 15 2018

The Obvious Mirror: How Biocultural Diversity Is Reflected in the Natural World

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Nejma Belarbi “All things in creation are sacred and have a diversity much beyond our understanding.” ―My grandmother, Fakhita Jazouli Reflection of the natural world. A glass ball in…

Jan 08 2018

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Never for Sale: Listening (or Not) to the Language of the Land

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Page Lambert Pristine heart of the ranchland: mountain prairie on the Lambert Ranch, Sundance, Wyoming, before the rerouting of Highway 14. Photo: John Gritts, 2012 . John and I…

Jan 01 2018

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Rooted in Place: Exercises in Belonging, Ecological Awareness, and Love

By Robert Wiltzen

by Radhika Borde Seeking roots in a new city. Photo: Radhika Borde, 2017 What does it mean to have roots? In most cases the metaphor implies a genetic legacy, a…

Dec 24 2017

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Listening to Our Ancestors: Biocultural Diversity through the Indigenous Lens

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Text by Jon Waterhouse | Photos by Mary Marshall Traditional community on the Giraffe River (Bahr-el-Zaraf) in South Sudan. 2011 . We are now living in the digital era, when practically…

Dec 17 2017

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Cornerstone of Resilience: Reflections on the Diversity of Species and Cultures

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Text by Olga Mironenko | Photos by David Rapport Life’s traces #1. 2017 Our planet is populated by an incredibly wide variety of creatures. Coming in different sizes and with…

Dec 06 2017

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Editorial | Circle of Stories, Circle of Life

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Langscape Magazine Volume 6, Issue 2

Oct 20 2017

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

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Text by Liza Zogib, Divya Venkatesh, Sandra Spissinger, and Concha Salguero. Artwork by Almudena Sánchez Sánchez, Ana Trejo Rodríguez, and Inés García Zapata . What follows is the story of…

Oct 13 2017

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Of Cassowaries and Men: Mapping Indigenous Knowledge Networks to Empower Biocultural Conservation in New Guinea

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Text by William H. Thomas Social Network Analysis and graphs by Chris Leberknight Tama cutting a path to show me the trees to be found in secondary forest. Photo: William…

Oct 07 2017

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Salmon and the Poetics of Place

By Robert Wiltzen

by Nigel Haggan Salmon gain their wisdom by eating the nuts that fall from nine hazel trees around a pool in the otherworld. Artwork: Emily Haggan, 2015 . The Salmon of Science…

Oct 06 2017

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Pipelines and the Poetics of Place: Bringing a Fuller Set of Values into Environmental Assessment

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by Nigel Haggan Note: Please see YouTube for a video from the 2017 Pipelines and the Poetics of Place event in Vancouver, BC. The ancestral guardian spirit ’Yágis hunts down oil…

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The Obvious Mirror: How Biocultural Diversity Is Reflected in the Natural World

Never for Sale: Listening (or Not) to the Language of the Land

Rooted in Place: Exercises in Belonging, Ecological Awareness, and Love

Listening to Our Ancestors: Biocultural Diversity through the Indigenous Lens

Cornerstone of Resilience: Reflections on the Diversity of Species and Cultures

Editorial | Circle of Stories, Circle of Life

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

Of Cassowaries and Men: Mapping Indigenous Knowledge Networks to Empower Biocultural Conservation in New Guinea

Salmon and the Poetics of Place

Pipelines and the Poetics of Place: Bringing a Fuller Set of Values into Environmental Assessment

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