Territories of Life: Sources of Biocultural Diversity, Resilience, and Self-Determination
Volume 13, 2024
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Volume 13, 2024
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The concept of “territories of life” embodies the inextricable link between people and nature that is central to biocultural diversity. In this issue, Indigenous and other land stewards tell stories of their fight for self-determination and for the protection of their land-based identities, languages, cultures, and ways of life. Read the Editorial and Table of Contents.
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Editorial | From Radicle Reclamation to Homecoming
Black to the Land
I Am Still Hmong
Basandja
Sacrifice Zones
Reeds of Harmony
Orans in Peril
Oldoinyo Sambu
Fragments of Amazonia
Wellsprings of Territories of Life
Cultivating Ngāti Manu Kaitiakitanga
Voices of the Hindu Kush
Conservation Deeds by the People, for the People
The Many Voices of the Sea
The Nyishi Fly on the Hornbills’ Wings
Radicle Reclamation
Fishing in Troubled Waters
Homecoming
My Body, My Ancestor, My Home
Painting the Unseen
The Past Is Our Future
Tama’s Dream
Enspirited Landscapes
Whispers of the Forest
Life in Territories
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