Re-Establishing Human-Nature Relations: Responses of Indigenous People of Indonesia to Covid-19

Abstract Indigenous peoples of the world, including those Indonesia, were more potentially at risk for Covid-19, due to their being marginalized and thus lack access necessary information resources. Despite vulnerably impacted by pandemic, indigenous people Indonesia had re-contextualized strategies that enabled them survive even offer lessons worth considering: ecocentrism. Data on ideas responses pandemic collected through weekly webinars, featuring representatives as main speakers, personal calls, supported a series fieldwork, data situation before pandemic. Their commonly based ecocentrism; Covid-19 was an ecological disaster caused human’s misconducts against humanity human-nature relations. In response, they took responsibilities perform eco-centric rituals, called re-establishment relations deal with Covid-19.