Francisco-J. Hernández Adrián is Associate Professor of Hispanic and Visual Culture Studies at Durham University, UKAngelos Theocharis is Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in Media, Culture and Heritage at the School of Arts and Cultures at Newcastle University, UK

• List of Figures List of ContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Delta lenses for terraqueous imaginaries and amphibious livelihoods, Francisco-J. Hernández Adrián and Angelos TheocharisPart 1: Emergences1. Tracks, traces, and signs: Multispecies justice in the river deltas of Arctic Alaska and the Sundarban, Subhankar Banerjee and Finis Dunaway2. Collective ethno-graphic storytelling: The making of Delta Tales, Beatriz Belo, Benoit Ivars, Franz Krause, Karis Gruben, Nora Horisberger, Pamplumus, Sandro Simon, and Thant Myat Htoo 3. Picturing Bonbibi: Representations of the forest goddess and climate change impact in the Sundarbans, Niki Black and Maggie Roe Part 2: Flows4. The Mangrove School Project: Untold stories of children from the margins, Anindita Saha and Vinita Damodaran 5. Delta futures and the roles of water puppetry in the Red River Delta, Vietnam, Maggie Roe and Niki Black 6. On the Brahmaputra Riverbanks: Making a documentary film about vulnerabilityand adaptation, Emilie Cremin Part 3: Disappearances7. Re-imagining the unimaginable in the Niger Delta, Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro 8. Hazardous landscapes and environmental justice: Indigenous documentary films from Eastern India, Sneha Krishnan and Nitesh Lohan Part 4: Echoes9. Seas of Silver: Songs to reduce plastic waste in Vietnamese waterways, Lonán Ó Briain 10. Musical Mangrove: Community-based media making in the Sundarbans, Elja Roy 11. Sonic explorations of Lake Vistonida and the Nestos Delta, Marinos KoutsomichalisAfterword: Material tales of adaptation and sustainability: Imagining future Living Deltas, Andy Large

Francisco-J. Hernández Adrián is Associate Professor of Hispanic and Visual Culture Studies at Durham University, UKAngelos Theocharis is Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in Media, Culture and Heritage at the School of Arts and Cultures at Newcastle University, UK

• List of Figures List of ContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Delta lenses for terraqueous imaginaries and amphibious livelihoods, Francisco-J. Hernández Adrián and Angelos TheocharisPart 1: Emergences1. Tracks, traces, and signs: Multispecies justice in the river deltas of Arctic Alaska and the Sundarban, Subhankar Banerjee and Finis Dunaway2. Collective ethno-graphic storytelling: The making of Delta Tales, Beatriz Belo, Benoit Ivars, Franz Krause, Karis Gruben, Nora Horisberger, Pamplumus, Sandro Simon, and Thant Myat Htoo 3. Picturing Bonbibi: Representations of the forest goddess and climate change impact in the Sundarbans, Niki Black and Maggie Roe Part 2: Flows4. The Mangrove School Project: Untold stories of children from the margins, Anindita Saha and Vinita Damodaran 5. Delta futures and the roles of water puppetry in the Red River Delta, Vietnam, Maggie Roe and Niki Black 6. On the Brahmaputra Riverbanks: Making a documentary film about vulnerabilityand adaptation, Emilie Cremin Part 3: Disappearances7. Re-imagining the unimaginable in the Niger Delta, Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro 8. Hazardous landscapes and environmental justice: Indigenous documentary films from Eastern India, Sneha Krishnan and Nitesh Lohan Part 4: Echoes9. Seas of Silver: Songs to reduce plastic waste in Vietnamese waterways, Lonán Ó Briain 10. Musical Mangrove: Community-based media making in the Sundarbans, Elja Roy 11. Sonic explorations of Lake Vistonida and the Nestos Delta, Marinos KoutsomichalisAfterword: Material tales of adaptation and sustainability: Imagining future Living Deltas, Andy Large

Francisco-J. Hernández Adrián is Associate Professor of Hispanic and Visual Culture Studies at Durham University, UKAngelos Theocharis is Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in Media, Culture and Heritage at the School of Arts and Cultures at Newcastle University, UK

• List of Figures List of ContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Delta lenses for terraqueous imaginaries and amphibious livelihoods, Francisco-J. Hernández Adrián and Angelos TheocharisPart 1: Emergences1. Tracks, traces, and signs: Multispecies justice in the river deltas of Arctic Alaska and the Sundarban, Subhankar Banerjee and Finis Dunaway2. Collective ethno-graphic storytelling: The making of Delta Tales, Beatriz Belo, Benoit Ivars, Franz Krause, Karis Gruben, Nora Horisberger, Pamplumus, Sandro Simon, and Thant Myat Htoo 3. Picturing Bonbibi: Representations of the forest goddess and climate change impact in the Sundarbans, Niki Black and Maggie Roe Part 2: Flows4. The Mangrove School Project: Untold stories of children from the margins, Anindita Saha and Vinita Damodaran 5. Delta futures and the roles of water puppetry in the Red River Delta, Vietnam, Maggie Roe and Niki Black 6. On the Brahmaputra Riverbanks: Making a documentary film about vulnerabilityand adaptation, Emilie Cremin Part 3: Disappearances7. Re-imagining the unimaginable in the Niger Delta, Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro 8. Hazardous landscapes and environmental justice: Indigenous documentary films from Eastern India, Sneha Krishnan and Nitesh Lohan Part 4: Echoes9. Seas of Silver: Songs to reduce plastic waste in Vietnamese waterways, Lonán Ó Briain 10. Musical Mangrove: Community-based media making in the Sundarbans, Elja Roy 11. Sonic explorations of Lake Vistonida and the Nestos Delta, Marinos KoutsomichalisAfterword: Material tales of adaptation and sustainability: Imagining future Living Deltas, Andy Large