Table of Contents
Resilience and Resistance: Why the World Needs Biocultural Diversity
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Table of Contents
Editorial
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Circle of Stories, Circle of Life
Luisa Maffi
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Ideas
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Cornerstone of Resilience: Reflections on the Diversity of Species and Cultures
Olga Mironenko
Listening to Our Ancestors: Biocultural Diversity through the Indigenous Lens
Jon Waterhouse
Rooted in Place: Exercises in Belonging, Ecological Awareness, and Love
Radhika Borde
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Reflections
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Never for Sale: Listening (or Not) to the Language of the Land
Page Lambert
The Obvious Mirror: How Biocultural Diversity Is Reflected in the Natural World
Nejma Belarbi
Dispatches
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Tsurushibina: A Traditional Japanese Craft Helps Maintain and Restore Biocultural Knowledge and People’s Connection with Nature (complementary Photo Gallery)
Mariia Ermilova
Monocultures of the Fields, Monocultures of the Mind: The Acculturation of Indigenous Farming Communities of Odisha, India
Kanna K. Siripurapu, Sabnam Afrein, and Prasant Mohanty
Bahadar’s Almanac: Oral Tradition in Northern Pakistan Makes People Resilient and Prepared for Natural Disasters
Zubair Torwali
Hta: How Karen Farming Saved a Forest in Thailand and Its Poetry Changed International Policy
Viveca Mellegård
Story Map: Youth Reconnect to Place and Biocultural Heritage in Colombia (complementary Photo Gallery)
Jennifer McRuer
Visions from Within: Another Shot for Biocultural Conservation in the Cradle of Humankind
Thor Morales
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Action
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Special: Reconnection and Reconciliation in the Salish Sea, Pacific Northwest
Sustain, Benefit, Celebrate: Embedding Nature in Our Culture
Rob Butler
Heal the Land, Heal the People: Strengthening Relationships at Hwaaqw’um in the Salish Sea
Joe Akerman
Shle’muxun: Reconnecting with the Salish Sea Bioregion
Daniel Kirkpatrick
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