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From the dry-stone mandras of to the ancestral orchards of , this episode weaves two stories of rootedness and return — guided by those who refuse to abandon the land that raised them.

🐄 On the island of Lemnos, Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos works alongside Athina Kavaleri and other local farmers to revive traditional agro-pastoral systems. Their efforts breathe new life into the mandra, an ancient farm structure that once nourished entire communities — now at risk of fading into silence.

🏡 In the hills of Hammana, Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon supports a young family’s return to their ancestral home, where they seek to transform displacement into renewal. Through eco-tourism, cultural revival and everyday care, they forge a new way forward — one that honours the past without being bound by it.

This is not just a story of survival. It’s a story of regeneration.
Of tending to place. Of choosing to stay.

Our Common(s) Story (2025) episodic environmental documentary film series. Directed by award winning documentary filmmakers .Eda Elif Tibet and / Inca T. , the series are produced by Karmamotion

Thank you ProFellow.com and Rowan Glass for your keen interest in my trajectory! I was really happy to share how I started and on how is it going now where I am at, the Wyss Academy for Nature🪴🫶🏽

“I have had numerous life-changing fellowships that have served my academic, professional, and personal growth. They have all surely been transformative because they played a big part in my existential quest: How can I serve humanity at my best? How can I become my most authentic self? Where to begin? What am I good at?”

Sincere thanks to all my mentors in this journey 🙂 and particularly Gary Martin Julie Zaehringer Alexander Schieffer Susan Thieme Rama Mani Stephan Rist

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Dr. Eda Elif Tibet on Fellowships, Storytelling, and Realizing the Authentic Self | ProFellow Dr. Eda Elif Tibet joins ProFellow to discuss her fascinating and inspiring fellowship experiences in anthropology, film, and international storytelling.