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Monitoring Environmental Change Using a Participatory Modified Photovoice Approach with Indigenous Knowledge Holders in Kakisa, Northwest Territories.

January 13, 2025/0 Comments/in Canada, Kakisa, Northwest Territories/by gikendaasowin

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“This change isn’t good”: Gitga’ata Traditional Ecological Knowledge of Environmental Change

January 13, 2025/0 Comments/in British Columbia, Canada, Gitga'at Nation/by gikendaasowin

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Environmentalism in an age of reconciliation: exploring a new context of indigenous and environmental NGO relationships.

January 13, 2025/0 Comments/in British Columbia, Canada/by gikendaasowin

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Variability, change and continuity in social-ecological systems : insights from James Bay Cree cultural ecology

January 13, 2025/0 Comments/in Canada, James Bay/by gikendaasowin

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With a connection to the land, our spirit is strong” Tlicho traditional knowledge of climate change and impacts for caribou hunting: implication for traditional knowledge research.

January 13, 2025/0 Comments/in Northwest Territories/by gikendaasowin

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Understanding aspen in the James Bay area of Québec at multiple scales

January 8, 2025/in Boreal Forests, Canada/by gikendaasowin

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Community-driven initiatives to strengthen local food security and food sovereignty: Scale-up of the Learning Circles approach with First Nations communities.

January 8, 2025/in Canada/by gikendaasowin

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First Nation observations and perspectives on the changing climate in Ontario’s Northern Boreal: forming bridges across the disappearing “Blue-Ice” (Kah-Oh-Shah-Whah-Skoh Siig Mii-Koom).

January 8, 2025/in Boreal Forests, Canada, Ontario/by gikendaasowin

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Declaring a First Nations Climate Emergency

June 30, 2023/in Arctic/by gikendaasowin

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Poverty as a Social Determinant for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Health

June 30, 2023/in Canada/by gikendaasowin

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