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Gleb Raygorodetsky’s writing has appeared in magazines and journals, including Earth Island Journal, Sierra Magazine, Mongabay,
Cultural Survival, Scientific American, and National Geographic.

His award-winning book The Archipelago of Hope: Wisdom and Resilience from the Edge of Climate Change documents the inextricable relationship between Indigenous peoples and their territories as the foundation for climate change resilience around the world.

Working with Indigenous Knowledge & Indigenous Knowledge Holders

What Inughuit hunters can teach us about the revered narwhal

Palau’s waters are some of the most biodiverse in the world—thanks to its defenders

cultural survival

Reimagining the Post-Pandemic “Normal”: Learning from Indigenous Peoples about Reconciling Culture and Nature

Of Swiddens, snakes, and honey

Of Swiddens, snakes, and honey

Indigenous peoples defend earth's biodiversity

Indigenous peoples defend Earth’s biodiversity—but they’re in danger

using indigenous knowledge to preserve a healthy planet

Braiding Science Together with Indigenous Knowledge It’s the best recipe for preserving a healthy planet

Watching, listening and learning to understand change: Developing a Community-Based Monitoring (CBM) Initiative in Ontario’s Far North

Skolt Sámi Path to Climate Change ResilienceSkolt Sámi Path to Climate Change Resilience

Lament for Aktru

Archipelago of Hope

The Archipelago of Hope: Wisdom and Resilience from the Edge of Climate Change

The Archipelago of Hope: Wisdom and Resilience from the Edge of Climate Change

Nenets reindeer herder in Russia’s Arctic

They Migrate 800 Miles a Year. Now It’s Getting Tougher.

Life on the Edge

Pachamama’s Blood

These Farmers Slash and Burn Forests—But in a Good Way

In the Arctic’s Cold Rush, There Are No Easy Profits

Eli Enns, co-founder, president and CEO of the IISAAK OLAM Foundation, embraces his Nation’s ancestral territory | Tlao-qui-aht Tribal Parks, Canada | 2013

Everything Is Connected: Tla-o-qui-aht People and Climate Change

Fishers of Eurasian Arctic Come Together in a Time of War

The World We Want: Ensuring Our Collective Bioculturally Resilient Future

Healing the Earth: Indigneous Peoples and Climate Change

Maria and the Ukok Princess: Climate change and the fate of the Altai

Changing with the Climate in Finland: The Skolt Sami path to cultural resilience

Traditional Knowledge & Climate Science Toolkit cover screen shot

Traditional Knowledge & Climate Science Toolkit

b. Faces of Climate Change

Faces of Climate Change

Biocultural Resilience for Systems Change

Biocultural Resilience for Systems Change:

Recognition and Support of Indigenous and Community Conserved Areas in Canada.png

Recognition and Support of Indigenous and Community Conserved Areas in Canada

Why traditional knowledge holds the key to climate change

Indigenous knowledge of a changing climate

Links between Biological and Cultural Diversity

Giants under Siege, Grizzly with Kill

Giants under Siege: Can the bears of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula survive an assault by hunters, poachers, and developers?

Regulating access to genetic resource under the convention on biological diversity: An analysis of selected case studies

ТРОПЫ ЖИЗНИ - Trails of life

ТРОПЫ ЖИЗНИ [Trails of life] | Издательство Центра охраны диkой природы

Nành’ Kak Geenjit Gwich’in Ginjik - Gwich’in Words About the Land

Nành’ Kak Geenjit Gwich’in Ginjik (Gwich’in Words About the Land)

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Projects
- Guardians of LIfe
- Archipelago of Hope
Select Publications
Blue Otter Woman
About
Contact

Projects
- Guardians of LIfe
- Archipelago of Hope
Select Publications
Blue Otter Woman
About
Contact

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