Crown governments, the conservation sector, academics, and some Indigenous
governments, communities, and organizations are framing Indigenous Protected and …

For thousands of years, Indigenous peoples governed their relations in the Great Lakes
region, guided by distinct political, legal, governance, and knowledge systems. Despite …

Abstract Across the Northwest Territories (NWT), Canada, Indigenous populations are
striving to achieve effective environmental protection, whilst navigating complex methods …

In this body of work, I examine the process and methodologies applied in scientific research
by, on, and with Indigenous communities with an emphasis on diverse ways of knowing in …

Over recent decades, Indigenous knowledge (IK) systems, people, and territories have
increasingly been recognized in mainstream conservation practice. However, recognition of …

This chapter unravels the complex terminology used to describe Indigenous Knowledge.
Reflecting on the discussions about Indigenous Knowledge that began in 1983, the chapter …

This research focuses on how Indigenous peoples might participate in collaborative
environmental governance initiated by networked nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) …

Abstract First Nations in British Columbia (BC), Canada, have historically been—and largely
continue to be—excluded from colonial governments' decision-making and management …

Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Resource Management examines how
traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) is taught and practiced today among Native …

This paper is based on traditional knowledge policy research undertaken over the last 15
years with First Nations in Ontario. First Nations traditional knowledge-based responses to …