Volume 4, Issue 2, Winter 2015 in the northern hemisphere
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This issue is the second of our “People’s Issue” series. In Part 2, At Home and in the World, we celebrate the many ways in which individuals and communities around the world experience the “inextricable link” between people and nature, and express their sense of place — both at home, and in the larger world. Read articles below.
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Mirroring the Land: Biocultural Diversity Embodied by Sonja Swift
When Home Becomes A Protected Area: The Udege People and the Bikin River Valley in the Russian Far East by Aleksandra Bocharnikova
Country Minds in the Age of Restoration by Bob Weeden