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Join this discussion about processes of collaborative research used during the making of the Land Body Ecologies Podcast. The discussion itself will be recorded as part of the podcast series, which features ecosystems from Kenya, Uganda, India, Thailand and the Arctic, and real stories of solastalgia.
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Join this discussion about processes of collaborative research used during the making of the Land Body Ecologies Podcast. The discussion itself will be recorded as part of the podcast series, which features ecosystems from Kenya, Uganda, India, Thailand and the Arctic, and real stories of solastalgia.
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