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As an ethnobotanist, Cheryl Morales uses traditional knowledge imbibed during her upbringing on the Fort Belknap Reservation.
Four individuals representing Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and Native American faith teachings came together to probe the intersections of faith and environmentalism at the 2022 Festival.
This is the first original sound installation created for the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
Did you know that one of the largest polluters in the world is the textile industry?
Bruno is among the country’s most celebrated artisans, demonstrating the vital well of creativity that contributes to the strength of Haitians in the face of many challenges.
Throughout the past decade, fungi has secured its rightful place in the spotlight of sustainability efforts.
At Veronica Tun’s house, Saturdays are for hudut.
Here are fifteen picture books that will inspire budding conservationists.
Three architects give insights on reconciling the ancient built heritage of the UAE with modern problems and tools.
Zahidah Zeytoun Millie is all about roots: her Syrian roots, mangrove roots, and the roots she sets down in each country she moves to.
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