Natural History Wanderings

American Geophysical Union News Release

For millennia, Indigenous communities have timed their cultural, agricultural, and spiritual practices around Earth’s regular cycles — wet and dry, hot and cold, lush and barren seasons reliably indicated by seasonal changes in their environments. What happens when climate change upends these natural cycles, which are also called “ecological calendars”?

Read more at  Indigenous communities adapt as climate change upends ecological calendars globally