Kanaka Maoli/Native Hawaiians discuss the role of militaristic land use in Hawaii and how the interpretation of land as expendable disrupts precious ecosystems. Keep reading
Dartmouth College | IlĂiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP)
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Volunteers work to remove Asparagus asparagoides (aka Bridal-veil), an invasive species choking out plants at Trestles Beach in California. Keep reading
“Looking Up”, a study conducted by University College Dublin, uses interdisciplinary insights to offer a window into Scottish history. Keep reading
In this short video, Ira Poston, President of Almanac County Beekeepers in Gibsonville, North Carolina discusses the challenges and joys of being a beekeeper. Keep reading
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The filmmaker behind Appalachian Understory reflects on how the power of music and community can help overcome eco-grief. Keep reading
As Minnesota’s moose decline, tribes are leading efforts to protect them through land stewardship, fire, and community-driven wildlife management. Keep reading
Author and filmmaker Lisa Wells reflects on her experience producing a film covering the work of Rewild Portland. Keep reading
In response to disproportionate air pollution, community-based solutions programs are making Bridgeport residents more informed and resilient. Keep reading
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