The article argues that smell’s direct brain pathway makes scent a potent trigger for memory, linking biodiversity loss to the erosion of cultural and personal memory.
About University of California, Davis · World Sensorium / Conservancy · Charan Ranganath · Gayil Nalls · Dynamic Memory Lab Filed #culture #environment #health #psychology #research Related The Ecology of Memory: Scent, Culture, and the Brain – World Sensorium / Conservancy The article explains how smell directly triggers memory and cultural continuity, arguing that conserving natural scents preserves both biodiversity and human recollection.
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The Ecology of Memory: Scent, Culture, and the Brain – World Sensorium / Conservancy