Pay a visit to the forests of northern Mongolia, and you’ll be greeted by groups of rosy-cheeked tribespeople riding on reindeer. These are the Tsaatans, one of the last nomadic reindeer herding tribes in the world. The Tsaatan, also known … Continue reading Anthropology: How the Reindeer is the Central Aspect of Tsaatan’s Culture in Mongolia (Dukha)
When compared to non- indigenous people, indigenous communities all over the world are the first and worst to be affected by climate change. Besides depending on the environment for their entire survival, indigenous tribes have a spiritual connection with their … Continue reading Climate Change: The End of Indigenous Practices?
Let’s discover the most beautiful region of the Earth where its people are threatened by Climate Change at alarming levels. The polar region or the Arctic is located at the northernmost part of Earth. Its unique ecosystems where the … Continue reading Impact of Climate Change on the Indigenous People of the Arctic
Greta Thunberg’s name has become synonymous with that of climate change. Ever since the young activist from Sweden had addressed the world leaders at the United Nations, the world has sat up and started taking notice. While the leaders may … Continue reading Following Greta’s Footsteps: The Young Generation Fighting for Climate Change
Have you ever gone on a several-hour-long trip to the beach? Or maybe went abroad to visit a world-famous tourist attraction? Regardless of how far you’ve traveled, you’ve most likely been a tourist once in your life. In the middle … Continue reading Why Sustainable Tourism Matters
Melting Permafrost in the Arctic Permafrost is soil that remains frozen year-round and is located at the poles. The thawing of permafrost is a prevalent issue due to increases in global temperatures. This thawing leads to reduced ground stability. These … Continue reading Arctic Climate Change: Impacts, Solutions, and the Anthropological Perspective
Consequences of Deforestation in India Deforestation in India is one of the most urgent matters the world is facing and finding a solution to solve it in the future. Thus, it is a pressing issue that converts forested ground into … Continue reading Deforestation in India with Its Costing Consequences
Genyen’s men and children swished around cracks between the shacks surrounding the main road. Daniel Hardy had to squint his sixty-year-old eyes against the muggy mid-afternoon and the Haitian sun, but he saw the marks. Etched on each shoulder, by … Continue reading From the Land of Hunger and Thirst
Why Travel Sustainably? It’s no secret that tourism is a booming industry. Humans have a desire for exploration and adventure, so it is only natural that we want to travel and see more of the world. But tourism can have … Continue reading Sustainability and Travel: Exploring and Preserving Earth’s Beauty