Through a Different Lens: The Art and Science of Biocultural Diversity
Volume 6, Issue 1 | 2017
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Volume 6, Issue 1 | 2017
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In this issue, we bridge the gap between science and the arts, exploring the power of visual and verbal art to convey the idea of biocultural diversity. Reaching beyond intellectual understanding, these creative forms engage our emotional intelligence and offer deeper, intuitive connections to the concept. Read the Editorial and Table of Contents.
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Editorial | Coming Full Circle
Knowing How You Are Related to All Creation: A Sculpture Garden of Native Science and Learning
Repairing the Broken Arrow: Rebuilding Cultural Identity through Art and Language
In Praise of Negentropy: Art and the Micropolitics of Biocultural Diversity
At the Edge of the Region: Where Science and Art Meet in a Storied North Queensland Landscape
Educational Intelligence: Learning about Place and Country through Aboriginal Art and Activism in Sydney, Australia
Thinking Like Fire: The Biocultural Art of Firelighting
People and Plants: Sustaining Agrobiodiversity through Art and Science in Zimbabwe
Gloriously Entwined: Nature and Culture, Art and Agriculture
When Art Beats Science: Saving Tree Kangaroos with Song and Dance in Papua New Guinea
Listening to Country: Language, Art, and Conservation in Coastal Queensland, Australia
We Feed the World: Photographing Traditional Knowledge in the Kalix Communities of Northern Sweden
People Mapping: Visualizing Sense of Place for Decision Making
Photo Gallery | People Mapping: Visualizing Sense of Place for Decision Making
We Want to Map
Pipelines and the Poetics of Place: Bringing a Fuller Set of Values into Environmental Assessment
Salmon and the Poetics of Place
Of Cassowaries and Men: Mapping Indigenous Knowledge Networks to Empower Biocultural Conservation in New Guinea
One Square Meter: Wool Art Honors the Biocultural Diversity of Mobile Pastoralists
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