• Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part IV

    Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part IV

    Plastic Trouble is the story of Amiya, a young Himalayan brown bear exposed to plastic waste in the mountains she calls home. Come along on this four-part journey as Amiya wakes up from hibernation to face new, unexpected obstacles and meet new friends in the process.

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  • Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part III

    Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part III

    Plastic Trouble is the story of Amiya, a young Himalayan brown bear exposed to plastic waste in the mountains she calls home. Come along on this four-part journey as Amiya wakes up from hibernation to face new, unexpected obstacles and meet new friends in the process.

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  • Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part II

    Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part II

    Plastic Trouble is the story of Amiya, a young Himalayan brown bear exposed to plastic waste in the mountains she calls home. Come along on this four-part journey as Amiya wakes up from hibernation to face new, unexpected obstacles and meet new friends in the process.

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  • Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part I

    Plastic Trouble: A Graphic Novel, Part I

    Plastic Trouble is the story of Amiya, a young Himalayan brown bear exposed to plastic waste in the mountains she calls home. Come along on this four-part journey as Amiya wakes up from hibernation to face new, unexpected obstacles and meet new friends in the process.

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  • A Whale of a Time

    A Whale of a Time

    *Featured image: Sperm whales under attack, from Thomas Beale’s The Natural History of the Sperm Whale (1839). Photo: The New York Public Library via rawpixel, public domain. By: Daniel Dumas Zodiac crossings of rough seas, imperial expansion, and narratives of resistance and resilience. This is not the backdrop of an action flick coming to the…

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  • Outsmarting Technology: Elephants as Non-Human-Actors in Wildlife Conflicts

    By Ursula Münster What differentiates humans from other animals is a question that has long occupied scholars in the life sciences and humanities alike. For the conservation biologists, farmers, and indigenous Adivasis I met during my ethnographic fieldwork at a wildlife sanctuary in South India, it is precisely the resemblance of certain animal species to…

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