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= Ekologos: Global Environmental Humanities =
 
Ekologos is a global initiative advancing environmental humanities through collaborative research, publications, and community partnerships. It works across regions to connect ecological knowledge, ethical reflection, and cultural perspectives to address planetary challenges.
 
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! Type
| Global initiative
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! Founded
| 2017
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! Focus
| Environmental Humanities
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! Region
| Global
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! Partners
| 25+ institutions
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! Website
| [https://ekologos-institute.org ekologos-institute.org]
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! Status
| Active
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! Page steward
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! Last updated
| 12 May 2024
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[[File:Your-image-file.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Morning light over the mountains. Photo: Ekologos Archive, 2023.]]
 
== About Ekologos ==
Ekologos brings together scholars, practitioners, artists, and Indigenous and local knowledge holders to advance environmentally grounded research and storytelling.
 
== Goals and Focus Areas ==
 
Our work focuses on climate justice, ecological ethics, biodiversity, and culturally grounded responses to environmental change.
 
== Partners and Collaborations ==
 
Ekologos collaborates with universities, Indigenous communities, cultural institutions, and civil society organisations worldwide.
 
== Selected Projects ==
 
* [[Ekologos]]
* [[Tasting Tomorrow]]
* [[Documentary Archive]]
 
== Publications and Resources ==
 
* Reports
* Articles
* Teaching materials
* Multimedia resources
 
== References ==


# IPCC. 2023. ''Climate Change 2023: Synthesis Report''. Geneva: IPCC.
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# Norgaard, K. 2011. ''Living in Denial''. MIT Press.
# Whyte, K. P. 2018. Indigenous Climate Change Studies.


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Ecological Knowledge Across Cultures and Landscapes
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'''Categories:''' [[:Category:Environmental Humanities]] | [[:Category:Research Initiatives]] | [[:Category:Climate and Ecology]]
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A collaborative knowledge commons documenting ecological knowledge,
environmental change, biodiversity, and culture across regions of the world.
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'''Community review:''' Community review completed on 12 May 2024 by the Ekologos core team. Review notes archived on the discussion page.
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'''Page steward:''' Ekologos &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; '''Last updated:''' 12 May 2024
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Ecological Knowledge Across Cultures and Landscapes

A collaborative knowledge commons documenting ecological knowledge, environmental change, biodiversity, and culture across regions of the world.