ecology Archives - Terralingua

Aug 06 2024

Fishing in Troubled Waters

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Loktak Lake fishers in Northeast India assert their inherent right to their territory of life. WORDS AND IMAGES Salam Rajesh Champu Khangpok floating island village, Loktak Lake. . In the…

Jul 30 2024

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Rooted in place like radicles that nourish plant seeds, Indigenous Peoples’ relationships to their territories of life re-emerge despite the legacy of colonialism. Faisal Moola and Kanna K. Siripurapu …

Jun 23 2022

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Countravāl l’Aigo / Against the Current

By Akshara Sangiorgio

By learning how to swim against the current like salmon do, a woman finds her way back to the source of her language and identity. Daniela Boccassini Salmon paint their…

May 19 2021

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Mirroring the Land: Biocultural Diversity Embodied

By Akshara Sangiorgio

WORDS AND IMAGES Sonja Swift Golden light on dusty hills, Los Osos, California. When it rains in California I rejoice. I see the land drinking. I see grass blades emerging,…

Aug 11 2018

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A New Approach to Bilingual Marine Conservation Science Education: The Collaborative work of Caribbean Communities and Marine Conservation without Borders

By Robert Wiltzen

by Thomas Dean King . The Garifuna community is the only one allowed to fish in Cayos Cochinos, Honduras. Mario Flores Aranda is promoting sustainable fishing, using a line loop for…

Jan 15 2018

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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 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 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…

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…

Aug 18 2017

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Thinking Like Fire: The Biocultural Art of Firelighting

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by Hilary Vidalakis There’s a tiny subculture of place-loving men and women who specialize in burning the land. “Prescribed fire,” they call it, though the term strikes me as arrogant;…

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Fishing in Troubled Waters

Radicle Reclamation

Countravāl l’Aigo / Against the Current

Mirroring the Land: Biocultural Diversity Embodied

A New Approach to Bilingual Marine Conservation Science Education: The Collaborative work of Caribbean Communities and Marine Conservation without Borders

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

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

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

Salmon and the Poetics of Place

Thinking Like Fire: The Biocultural Art of Firelighting

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