Wild Plant Foraging Endures in Post-Industrial Northern Italy, Study Finds
A five-decade comparison in Biella, Italy, finds 82 wild plant species still foraged for food and teas today, revealing unexpected ...
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New Report Traces Deep Histories of Biodiversity Through Global South Knowledge
A new executive report from the Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology argues that biodiversity has been shaped over millennia by ...
New framework makes biodiversity visible through cultural heritage landscapes
A new study in Built Heritage presents a four-layer framework for identifying biocultural indicators of biodiversity, applied comparatively to the ...
Indigenous Cultural Burning Practices Boost Oak Populations in Forests Adjacent to Settlements
A new study focusing on the forests of southern New England has sparked renewed interest in the historical interplay between ...
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