Lifechanging, groundbreaking, heartstopping, eye opening.....! This is exactly what ive been looking for in terms of filling in that gap of knowledge between people and place and also the ways of knowing that are derived from that relationship we can have with our earth, beyond merely human to human relationships and ways of knowing. Well written, with beautiful narration and stories interspersed throughout really hits home the need for connection and history when pursuing anything from science to policy to disputes to food. 10/10!

I need this to be required reading for every STEM major bc the western ideas of possession and objectivity and solely human subjecthood is so pervasive in every aspect of western science and knowledge making