Author: AlmostAnthropology
I am a self-proclaimed 'almost anthropologist' because I KIND OF read, think, and write like an anthropologist...but not quite. I love anthropology and have two degrees in it, but I am also interested in wildlife conservation, religion, writing, environmental education, poetry, children's literature, etc. Sometimes my perspective tends more toward the spiritual/creative realm than the scientific. You have been warned! :)
Skunk Ape: Primatologists Ponder the Possibility
Not the Same Old River
Quick Thoughts on…Handsy Herpers
How to Think Like a Mountain
Quick Thoughts on…Rewilding
Conflict or Coexistence: Why Words Matter
Sacrifice, Sapi, and Selamat Lebaran
Serpents Taken Up: Snake-Handling From the Snake’s Perspective
Pawpaw: The Plant, The Person, Home
The Joy of a Wild Snail Eating: An Animal Encounter Inspired by Elisabeth Tova Bailey
