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Mumbai 101

January 8, 2015by Internationally Grown Leave a comment

We’d just finished our first Dosa since Penang the previous winter, its savory potato masala blending in our mouths with tangy mint chutney christening our yearly sovereign to the tropics […]

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India

The Headman’s New Chainsaw

February 16, 2013by Internationally Grown Leave a comment

A noisy, sputtering gas generator keeps the village’s satellite TV blaring until midnight, teenagers wearing “I don’t give a F*#k” t-shirts chain smoke cigarettes, and the purr of chainsaws are […]

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Ethnography, Indonesia

Torajan Way of Death

January 18, 2013by Internationally Grown Leave a comment

The old woman’s solemn, weathered face was worn with the passing of decades, transformation of traditions, arrival of modernity, and resurgence of culture. Her calm dark eyes, deeply sunken into […]

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Indonesia

Finding and Losing Paradise in Wakatobi Marine Park

January 13, 2013by Internationally Grown 1 Comment

Hyperventilating is the secret – as you float on the surface of the warm turquoise waters, rapidly draw air in and out of your lungs to dive deeper and explore […]

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Indonesia

Rio Platano Expedition: The Village of the River

December 2, 2012by Internationally Grown 1 Comment

The final morning the surrounding jungle was distinctively more radiant towering over the river. The sky had a bright cerulean glow and the green vegetation, round grey river rocks, and […]

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Honduras

Rio Platano Expedition: Among the Ancients

November 23, 2012by Internationally Grown Leave a comment

By our fourth day on the river, the skies had cleared, the river had widened, and the now smooth current did most of the work. The sections where the shoreline […]

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Honduras

Shamanism in the Land Where the Rainbow Gets its Colors

November 12, 2012by Internationally Grown Leave a comment

It was a cool sunny morning when we made our way up the hills surrounding Lago de Atitlan towards the village of San Pablo where we were to meet the […]

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Ethnography, Guatemala

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My Not So Humble Opinion

An occasional font of wit and wisdom.

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The Wilderness Alternative

Third Millennium Alliance Blog

Rainforest conservation, permaculture design, agroforestry, and community action in Western Ecuador

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Conservation, research and travels in the tropics and beyond

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Biodiversity Revolution

Thoughts from the vanguard of biodiversity research

The Lilac Around the World

I will show you what I have seen

Anthropogen

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