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Praise for How to Survive the Next 100 Years: Lessons from Nature
Oswald Schmitz
Keggie Carew
Carl Safina
Anissa Lawrence
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SIMON MUSTOE
Expert Ecologist, Consultant & Author
“Wildlife has a huge and immeasurable impact on the stability, health and functioning of ecosystems. For this reason, humanity cannot survive without wildlife. Wild animals turn dust into soil, carbon into food and the weather into a fair climate for living. These are the stories untold – the reason why conservation is essential for our survival.” ~ SIMON
What happens when animals share intelligence, knowing and responsibility for ecosystems? A recent paper challenges the notion that generational transfer of Traditional Ecological Knowledge is limited to humans and advocates for stronger rights for nature. The authors remark that Traditional Ecological Knowledge is believed to be: ‘Fundamentally embedded in relationships, responsibilities, and ways of knowing that are inseparable from the communities that hold them’; adding that ‘Emerging evidence from elephants, cetaceans, chimpanzees and other intelligent …
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