Abstract This paper argues that Indigenous epistemologies transform our understanding of land by positioning it as an active, relational agent in the production of knowledge rather than a passive object of inquiry. Bringing Igbo cosmology from southeastern Nigeria into dialogue with Diné (Navajo) philosophy, it examines how concepts such as Ala and Hózhó position land … Continue reading Land as Epistemology: Indigenous Knowledge and More-Than-Human Relations in Igbo and Diné (Navajo) Thought