Sarah Sinno
Sarah Sinno is a proud Levantine who found her way by returning to her roots in Beirut Lebanon, where she is now based. She is engaged in research at the intersection of environmentalism, Indigenous liberation and decolonization. She is also the founder of Earth Preservation Project. She is the founder of Earth Preservation Project, an independent Beirut-based initiative dedicated to building environmental awareness.
In Conversation:
Sacred Land Made Unlivable
Ecocide as Israeli Strategy in South Lebanon and the Litani River
Forced From Home
Women Living Through Lebanon’s Evacuation Zones
Nature As the Battlefield
Ecocide in Lebanon and Corporate Empire
The Sky is Not Ours
Life Under Drones in South Lebanon
Not Collateral Damage
A Visual Record of South Lebanon’s Ecology, or, Mapping the Species of a Wounded Land
The Land Testifies
Indigenous Resistance in a World on Fire
Urbicide as a Weapon
How Israel Destroys Land, Memory, & Heritage
Mouneh-Making in Times of War
The Beqaa’s Juniper Trees
A Tale of Multiple Crises
“Greater Israel”: A Not So Hidden Ambition