Research Report: Human-Nature Interactions in East Kalimantan
At a critical time in Indonesia's new capital city construction, this literature review investigates a history of interactions between people, land, and animals in East Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo.
Research & Leadership Scholar, Cornell University
Hello! I am a sophomore in the College of Arts & Sciences at Cornell University. I study anthropology, with plans to go to law school or pursue a graduate degree in evolutionary anthropology.
My Laidlaw research is an interdisciplinary project dealing with the socioecological impacts of Indonesia's new capital city, Nusantara. We combine bioacoustics and anthropology to join local partners in monitoring the changes that result from the national capital city's relocation to the island of Borneo.
Outside of academics, you can find me rowing with Cornell's club team or leading prospective students on tours. I also love to play music, make collages or journals, and curl up with a good novel. Please feel free to reach out!
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Woah, super informative! Thanks for this dedicated literature review!