Environmental wisdom: keeping indigenous stories alive

Mongabay
By Tiffany RoufsJan 21, 2015, 12:58 pm86 pts
Enchanted lakes and magic hills: how traditional stories support conservation and abundance. 'Long ago, when animals were gente...' Those words, uttered countless times by indigenous Amazonian storytellers, blur the boundary between humans and other creatures in the forests and rivers, revealing a different…

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