Cicada Folklore, or Why We Don’t Mind Billions of Burrowing Bugs at Once
The earliest documented examples of cicada folklore come from China.
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How Seeds Tell Stories
In the past century, there has been a seventy-five percent decline in agricultural biodiversity. When we fail to prioritize biodiversity, we risk erasing cultural diversity as well.
How Indigenous Ecological Knowledge Offers Solutions to California’s Wildfires
“We need to reintegrate Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge and cultural and prescribed burning into our landscape,” Carolyn Smith says.
The Struggle for Native Lands in Indianola, Washington
Indianola’s beaches were once the home of the Suquamish Tribe, or in their language, Southern Lushootseed, suq̀wabš—People of Clear Salt Water.
