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VIDEO DOI: https://doi.org/10.48448/ca0q-d545

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AAA Annual Meeting 2021

November 18, 2021

Baltimore, United States

Bats, Fish, Wild Rice, Microbes, and Petroglyphs: A Conversation about Multispecies Anthropologies and Environmental Policies

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environmental policy

multispecies

indigenous knowledge

This Roundtable discussion engages current and past scholarship on multispecies entanglements and environmental policies in the Anthropocene, with a focus on the United States, Canada, Mexico and indigenous perspectives. We de-center the human and contribute to decolonizing the field by incorporating indigenous, feminist, and cross-border perspectives on personhood, power, and agency. Topics include the agency of plants; the importance of in-human (inorganic) and non-human (organic) entities to anthropology; animal/plant/human/microbe entanglements; food sovereignty; resource extraction and commercialization; environmental ethics; and implications for environmental policymakers.

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