Growing from inherent rights to steward territories, the weaving of Indigenous knowledge
into environmental stewardship is increasingly being acknowledged and mandated for, both …

This contribution addresses key issues around the application of Indigenous knowledge in
contexts where such knowledge is neither generated nor held (academy, industry …

This essay examines the rebuilding and revitalizing of self-governance capacities in
Indigenous communities, and how this is impacting their efficacy in resource management …

Canada has prioritized “reconciliation” with Indigenous peoples just as debates over the
ecological impacts of extractive industries are rising in volume and vigour in the public …

We offer a typology of settings to bridge scientific and indigenous knowledge systems and to
enhance governance of the environmental commons in contexts of change. We contribute to …

The importance of Indigenous knowledge systems for environmental decision-making is
now widely recognized. In the context of collaborative approaches to environmental …

This study addresses a conceptual gap in collaborative environmental governance
pertaining to the role of Indigenous peoples. Conventional collaborative approaches to …

In the face of climate change, Western environmental research and governance processes
and institutions are increasingly seeking to learn from and harness Indigenous peoples …

This chapter explores the perspectives on Indigenous Knowledge in the context of global
marine governance. Indigenous Knowledge is important to environmental concerns, such as …

Resource extraction activities in Indigenous traditional territories require decision making
that provides equitable and effective engagement with Indigenous communities, as rights …