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GUARDIANS OF LIFE: Indigenous Stewards of Living Earth

A gold mine leaching poisons in the middle of a national park; satellite images of islands of green in a sea of deforested brown rainforest; carcasses of burnt koalas and wallabies on a plain of black carbon. These are the scenes of ‘pristine wilderness’ after the Indigenous peoples of the region were removed. In their place multiply activities of resource extraction and climate change– without anyone to protest or put up a fight…

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A young Nenets reindeer herder leads his argish (a caravan of several sleighs loaded with provisions and a chum, pulled by reindeer) to the next campsite along an annual migration to the summer pastures on the #Kara Sea coast | Yamal, Russia | 2015
A young Nenets reindeer herder leads his argish (a caravan of several sleighs loaded with provisions and a chum, pulled by reindeer) to the next campsite along an annual migration to the summer pastures on the Kara Sea coast
Yamal, Russia | 2015

The Archipelago of Hope

Published in 2017
NAUTILUS 2017
GRAND WINNER
ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT
2017 NAUTILUS GRAND WINNER ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT

“There is no better time than now for the world to learn from this important work by Gleb Raygorodetsky as he respectfully allows the Indigenous voices, those most impacted by climate change, to shine through in his writing.“
Sheila Watt Cloutier
Nobel Peace Prize nominee
Author of The Right to Be Cold

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