nature

The Interaction Between Humans and Fire in a Changing World

We need to rethink our relationship with fire, encouraging systems where fires can bring more benefits than harm.

Music is a cornerstone of the Amazonian "caboclo" culture that records knowledge of the environment and local know-how.

The practice of spirituality is key to facing the profound eco-social transition in which we are currently immersed.

The idea of conferring legal personhood on ecosystems offers the possibility of justice in a world no longer dominated by human omnipotence.

Brazil’s indigenous peoples are shaking off Western ideas of the future to preserve and create worlds in the present.

The rainforest is an engineered construction resulting from the diverse ways in which indigenous societies relate to it.

Sound mapping, memory and resonance: three ways of relating to the world around us through sound.

A story of fish and nature, of drought and reservoirs, of stones and voices, based on the words of Donna Haraway.