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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Indigenous ecological knowledge"”.
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Science, Community, and Culture: A Holistic Approach to Ecological Research and Education
… of future ecologists on the importance of Indigenous ecological knowledge, robust scientific research, and community engagement in addressing myriad environmental problems is also imperative in addressing ecological challenges. Thus, my goals are 1) determine the efficacy of integrating …
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A triadic relationship on the northern Great Plains: bison (Bison bison), native plants, and native people
… People. An exhaustive in-depth review of each ecological component is given. Lakota Indian participants were interviewed for their qualitative knowledge of the three ecological components being studied. Interviewees were selected for their individual expertise in ethnobotany. Lokota culture, …
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Island Biodiversity and Human Palaeoecology in the Philippines: A zooarchaeological study of Late Quaternary faunas
… utilises several approaches within a broad ecological framework. The first element of the ecological approach is informed by zooarchaeology’s niche in palaeoecology and its application to modern biodiversity conservation. This approach is crucial for a tropical faunal region known for its …
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Earth as Equity Partner: A Revolutionary Approach to Ecological Conservation through Housing Development
… across the United States. This model highlights Indigenous ecological knowledge (TEK) and traditional practices of engaging with the land, highlighting a deeper understanding of how humans and nature can coexist in mutually healthy ways. The model is designed at a time when watersheds, national …
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Eco-Otherness and Interconnectedness: Re-thinking Land, Trees, and Nonhuman Agency in Palestinian and North African Literature
This thesis examines the representation of ecological ‘otherness’ and interconnectedness in Palestinian and North African literature, exploring the entanglement of environmental degradation, colonial violence, and cultural memory. While ecocriticism has traditionally focused on Western literary …
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Living the Law of Origin: The Cosmological, Ontological, Epistemological, and Ecological Framework of Kogi Environmental Politics
This project engages with the Kogi, an Amerindian indigenous people from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain range in northern Colombia. Kogi leaders have been engaging in a consistent ecological-political activism to protect the Sierra Nevada from environmentally harmful developments. More …