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I found both of these articles super inspiring!
Whales have the same new song each year, documenting the first-ever proof of a cultural learning tradition outside of human species:
Indigenous cultures have a huge wealth of knowledge about nature and how it can help us in our current state. We must listen to them and give them a voice at our international environmental conferences!
