A return to mixed roots in a Sumatran forest

Mongabay
May 2, 2017, 4:32 am137 pts
TIK SIRONG, Indonesia — It is often said in this archipelago country that the best solutions come through consensus. The phrase typically refers to people. But sometimes a compromise is made across time. Take for instance the Rejang people, who live in 65 villages abutting Sumatra’s stunning Kerinci Seblat…

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