Following the annual reindeer corral, this episode tells a story of several losses:
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Close-up of reindeer during recording of podcast. © Carl-Johan Utsi.
A story of the Pgak’yau (Karen) community speaks to listeners about slowing down...
Recording discussion with Elder Joni Odochao and his son, Siwakorn Odochao © Invisible Flock.
The Free River tells the story of Kemijoki, Finland’s longest river that cuts across...
Land Body Ecologies team members recording sounds of the hydropower station that sits on the river Kemi, Finland, 2022. © Invisible Flock.
In Honey, we explore the Mau Forest in the Rift Valley, Kenya where the populations of...
Sanare Leboo harvesting honey. 2022 © Ogiek People's Development Program.
Recognition
Webby Awards: Honoree in Podcasts - Documentary Category
In Born From Here, we travel to the edges of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest...
Geoffrey (Kikoko) GPS, a Batwa ex-ranger in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Bwindi Hub, Uganda. © Photo Invisible Flock. Image courtesy of Land Body Ecologies.
The Landscape Has Changed For Them Too explores the ancient cohabitation of people and Asian elephants in a beautiful recognition of the land rights of both humans and more than human, and how climate change is experienced as a dual and connected trauma between elephants and people sharing the same lands.
Hiristor, an elephant pictured near the Bannerghatta National Park that features in Episode 6 of the Land Body Ecologies podcast. © Photo Nishant Srinivasaiah. Frontier Elephant Programme.