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SURVIVING WITH MORE-THAN-HUMAN KIN
This four-year research project investigates how ancestral place-based skills inspired by and rooted in hunter-gatherer ways of life are being revived and reinvented in contemporary outdoor education, recreation, and grassroots movements - and how learning and practicing these skills today might deepen nature connection, foster resilience, and help us navigate through social and ecological precarity.
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