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Atmos Volume 9: Kinship

Name: Atmos Volume 9: Kinship
Author: Jacques Brun Designed by Actual Source 8

by Jacques Brun Designed by Actual Source 8

While it has branched out in many directions, the tree of life ties all organisms together. In order to minimize the ecological crises and biodiversity loss we are experiencing around the planet, we will need to embrace holistic wisdom and shift from an anthropocentric worldview to one that elevates all human and non-human life to a place of equal importance. Atmos Volume 09 explores family, biodiversity, wildlife, symbiosis, and conservation—a collection of stories that remind us that we exist in a web of not only relationship, but kinship. Cover by Jacques Brun Designed by Actual Source 8.875" x 12.25" 360 pages ***covers shipped at random***

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