The book Caring for Glaciers: Land, Animals, and Humanity in the Himalayas highlights the theme through its title—care and affective relationship set in Sham, Ladakh, where glaciers are synonymous with the region. This book argues that the ethics of care for non-humans, glaciers here, are not only driven by religion but also through folk rituals and beliefs plus practical engagement with the environment, such as farming and herding. Hence, the foundation of Sham society aims for a “morally correct life” (xv). The book traces the undergoing transformation of the ethics of care and the interconnections between humans and non-humans owing to the changing geopolitics of the region.