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Is Tasmania’s ecotourism boom compromising the natural state?
This is one of the few walks in lutruwita/Tasmania on which you can see both where you’ve been and where you’re going, photographer Matt Newton points out, as we approach the highest part of the South Coast Track. Up here on the Ironbound Range, in light mist, we’re 900m higher than we were last night at our rainforest camp on an elbow of Louisa River. Catching my breath, I look back over buttongrass plains to the track we’ve followed for three days. It stretches to the coast and trails west. Everything around us – the land, snaking waterways, sea, sky above and the plants and animals these ecosystems support –…
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A new exhibit and programming collection that showcases Oaxacan tradition is launching next 7 days at Arte Americas in Fresno. KVPR spoke with Oaxacan artist Narsiso Martinez to find out additional about the event. The job interview has been edited for clarity. Q: Hello Narsiso. Thanks so significantly for having the time to chat with me. Can you make clear the intention behind Increase Oaxaca? A: My being familiar with is that Boom Oaxaca will highlight the contribution of the Oaxacan group in the Central Valley in terms of food stuff sovereignty, indigenous sovereignty, and numerous other topics that are going to come out of the exhibition. Q: The Increase…
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