The NYU MOTH Project was recently covered in an article, "Could 2024 be the year nature rights enter the political mainstream," by Jonathan Watts in The Guardian.
In a recent article by Jonathan Watts in The Guardian, the MOTH Project was featured in an exploration of the accelerating movement to recognize nature rights and significant opportunities for this movement and more than human rights in the coming year.
To read “Could 2024 be the year nature rights enter the political mainstream,” click here.
MOTH Director César Rodríguez-Garavito shares the ideas, concepts, and inspirations underpinning more-than-human rights in an op-ed in Emergence Magazine.
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SUMAÚMA and NYU MOTH Project join forces to center the rights and perspectives of animal-people, plant-people, and fungi-people.
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Wild Wet World is Cosmo Sheldrake’s latest album and an homage to the ocean. The album is composed of the diversity of sounds found in the ocean, from humpback whales to coral reefs to oyster toad fish and more.
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"In Underland: A Deep Time Journey", Robert Macfarlane voyages underground – from the catacombs of Paris to nuclear waste sites to caves with prehistoric paintings – to explore what these underland spaces have meant for humans and what they might say for our planet’s future.
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