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Over ten years, Hubert Gillet traveled through the Anidi Massif in Northern Chad on camelback, searching for plants and animals in a hidden ecosystem.
Traditional midwives in the Amazon rainforest, like Dona Dorca and Dona Ilda, play a crucial role in assisting childbirth, relying on ancestral knowledge to support young mothers.
Mnongs, a proud community in central Vietnam, pass down the ancient art of elephant capture through Macoun, their greatest Ivory Knight, to younger generations.
Traditional midwives in Brazil, like Doña Dorca and Doña Ilda, play a crucial role in guiding young mothers through the challenges of childbirth with ancestral wisdom.
A 62-foot double-hulled canoe, the Hōkūleʻa, is used by Lehua Kamalu and her crew to navigate the Pacific Ocean without modern instruments.
Tahiti's black pearl, a vital symbol of cultural identity, faces modern challenges as producers strive to balance tradition with sustainability in a changing ecosystem.
Eriberto Gualinga, a filmmaker from the Kichwa community of Sarayaku, documents his people's fight against oil companies threatening their land and culture.
Zenón Gomel revitalizes ancient Andean farming techniques in Peru, blending ancestral knowledge with modern practices to combat climate change and preserve cultural identity.
