Co‐management of wildlife and landscapes often requires managers to work with
Indigenous and conventional Western worldviews. Many cultures recognize animals as non …

Abstract In British Columbia, Canada, resource development takes place within the
traditional territories of Aboriginal people, often without signed treaties or agreements. This …

Young People, Wellbeing and Placemaking in the Arctic Page 1 Page 2 Florian Stammler is
Research Professor at the University of Lapland’s Arctic Centre (Finland), and coordinates …

Often understood as synonymous with “oral history” in Indigenous title and rights cases in
Canada,“oral tradition” as theorized by Jan Vansina is complexly imbricated in the European …

Indigenous knowledge and work in social science demonstrates the importance for well-
being of people's relationships with places, but western moral theorists have said little on …

Free-roaming horses (Equus ferus caballus L.)–also called wild or feral–have been present
in the Chilcotin region of British Columbia, Canada and part of Tsilhqot'in First Nations' …

There is a virtue associated with forming and maintaining relationships to places. This virtue
has not been recognised by philosophers, but it plays a role in indigenous cultures across …

Indigenous communities look for learning opportunities that reflect and build on their cultural
traditions, land-based experiences, and worldviews. Western science contrasts with …

The Yukon (see Figure 6.1) is a part of Canada's Arctic boreal forest, often portrayed as “a
biological treasure, Indigenous homeland, and extractivist frontier”(Willow 2016, p. 1). This …

Throughout history the agency of social citizenship has resulted in actions that both include
and exclude certain individuals and groups through political, economic, and civic interaction …