In the article Under Our Feet: The Secret Network that Sustains Ecosystems, M.Sc. Juan Manuel Salazar and Biol. David Santiago present some of the symbiotic associations that fungi have developed with other species, highlighting the fundamental role of these organisms as a basal component of ecosystems and ecological balance.
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In Calla Lily: The Story of a Flower We Learned to Call Our Own, Tabatha Urías explores the connection between this flower, art, culture, and its deep-rooted presence in Mexico. The singularity of its form has made it a symbol of elegance, whose presence is distinguished by its extraordinary visual impact.
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Pollinator Garden: A New Seed in Sendero Verde Tulum explores the environmental and social value of the ecological pedestrian walkway located in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. In this article, Zoe Río y Violeta Giménez, members of the Sendero Verde Collective, invite us to learn about one of the emerging projects in this space: the Pollinator Garden, an initiative that promotes biodiversity, ecological restoration, and community participation.
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In “7 Keys to reading a sand landscape,” the Landuum Team proposes a visual guide for observing sand before intervening in a territory. Through its origin, texture, movement, moisture, vegetation, and fragile zones.
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In the fauna section, learn with Manuel Lara Can about the Inhabitants of the sand landscape, specifically the characteristics and importance of the Atlantic ghost crab.
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In Languages of Water: Water as a Landscape of Encounter in the Finnish Lakeland Region, Iván Juárez (x-studio) invites us to reflect on the relationships between water, territory, and life, exploring how aquatic landscapes foster environmental awareness, collective memory, and forms of coexistence among the diverse forms of life that inhabit the territory.
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