Birds have long been observed as natural weather indicators, responding to atmospheric pressure, temperature shifts, and wind patterns. Their behavior can provide early warnings of approaching storms, fair weather, or seasonal changes.

It's well-documented that indigenous communities worldwide possess rich and complex systems for predicting weather, deeply rooted in their intimate observations of the natural world. Here's a summary of research findings, with an emphasis on APA citation:

Language is more than communication—it is a way of relating to the world. Explore diverse perspectives on language, from its role in biodiversity conservation and Indigenous wisdom to its influence on perception, thought, and even the survival of ecosystems. Can languages save nature? How do they shape our identity? What happens when we lose them? Discover the voices that illuminate these questions.