WORDS, IMAGES, AND VIDEO Diego Samper In the Colombian Amazon, musicians listen to the forest and create music that resonates with it. Back to Vol. 11 | Read the Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! Calanoa is a place of encounters. Encounters with the other…

David Stringer — Amid the challenges of the pandemic, communities in India, Kenya, and Canada find a silver lining. Back to Vol. 11 | Read the Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! Over more than two years of the global COVID-19 pandemic, much of the focus in the…

WORDS Nova Whetung | IMAGES Darryl Whetung — An Ojibway girl tells a traditional tale with important life lessons that she first heard from her Grandpa. Back to the Indigenous Youth Storytellers Circle Many years ago, there was a family preparing for a hard and cold winter season soon arriving to an Ojibway winter village on the Great…

WORDS AND VIDEO G. S. Unnikrishnan Nair | IMAGES Anvar — Against the odds, a tribal farmer in southern India strives to conserve and share dozens of indigenous rice varieties. Back to Vol. 11 | Read the Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! It is widely known that rice is the staple food for half the…

Maria Albuquerque, Jacquie Kwok, Chantal Martin, Hailey Moran, Gladys Runtukahu, Poh Tan, and David Zandvliet — Botanical gardens offer a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature in an urban setting. Four students share their experiences. Back to Vol. 11 | Read the Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! Humans are living unsustainably on earth — over-consuming, changing the climate, destroying biodiversity…

Interview with A-dae Romero-Briones | Arty Mangan — A conversation about the need to decolonize regenerative agriculture by acknowledging Indigenous Peoples’ land stewardship. Back to Vol. 11 | Read the Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! Regenerative agriculture is a system of farming principles and practices that build healthy soil, increase biodiversity, and…

WORDS AND ART Rose Imai — Art that chooses to meet evil with beauty: A response to the discovery of mass graves of Indigenous residential school children. Back to Vol. 11 | Read the Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! The first news stories came flooding into our consciousness telling of the…

Luisa Maffi — Back to Vol. 11 | Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! A just, equitable, sustainable world in which the biocultural diversity of life can thrive: that has been Terralingua’s vision for over twenty-five years now. It’s a vision that, I know, resonates with many. Yet…

WORDS Olga Mironenko | IMAGES David Rapport — Back to Vol. 10 | Table of Contents | Shop | Like Our Stories? Please Donate! Our planet is populated by an incredibly wide variety of creatures. Coming in different sizes and with different sets of adaptations to their respective environments, they inhabit the so-called planetary envelopes: hydrosphere, cryosphere, lower…