Indigenous

As in her earlier writings, Robin Wall Kimmerer challenges us to view the Earth not as a resource to be managed but as a partner in an ongoing exchange of gifts, where abundance is nurtured through flow and cycles of giving and receiving. This book is all about reciprocity and developing a “gift...

Not everyone will agree with every part of Greg Campbell's massive work that satisfies on so many levels: as a story, as a social critique, as a personal deep transformation journey, and as an eye-opening revelation of what it means to be within and part of an aboriginal culture. 

Campbell's...

A series of deeply explored cases studies that examine the political and social drivers marked by social injustice and separating people from the land and where they are healing and regenerating.

From the publisher's website: " In Healing Grounds, Liz Carlisle tells the stories of Indigenous, Black...

From the website: "How can we re-imagine education with the Earth? 

The education system was built to feed a predatory economy that is now destroying the planet. Who still wants to be part of that? What can we learn from what has not worked? What can we do differently today? How can we compost our...

"In May 2024, we are gathering academics, activists, practitioners and visionaries from over 60 countries who are engaged with diverse communities and environments. The 18th International Society of Ethnobiology* Congress (ISE Congress 2024) juxtaposes biodiversity and cultural landscapes, evoking...

The Eco Jurisprudence Monitor is an interactive online platform that compiles ecological jurisprudence initiatives globally as well as related resources for researchers, lawyers, policymakers, and activists. The rapid growth in the number of ecological law initiatives, as well as their varied legal...

Updated version of an earlier work, "this second framework paper (NWP2) is targeted at practitioners involved in the design, implementation, and evaluation of natural resource–based rural development activities around the world, trying to make them more equitable, efficient, and effective. We also...

Joe Culhane will be a guide and share about Relational Being, he is a passionate advocate for ecological regeneration, exploring accessible pathways to help us humans of modernity to bridge the gap between disconnection and regeneration. He strives to be of service by helping to illuminate and...

With examples drawn from India, Australia, the Amazon, among others, the authors illustrate the widespread practice and importance of bio-cultural innovation. They say: "Biocultural innovations... emphasize the integral role that Indigenous peoples play as stewards of the biosphere. Thus biocultural...

Excerpt: "This report adds to the knowledge base by building on prior work about the Gulf’s economic value and going beyond just updating estimates by expanding the scope of what’s being estimated to include non-market as well as market-based values and drawing out implications for decision making...