We are of Water
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Indigenous knowledge
Content related to: Indigenous knowledge
Caribou Ecology and Recovery Webinar Series - "Alberta’s Moose Lake Access Management Plan: Its Potential to Support Indigenous Rights and Caribou Critical Habitat Requirements"
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Bridging Indigenous and Science-Based Knowledge (BIAS-K)
BIAS-K is a geospatial application that highlights projects and case studies across Canada that bridge multiple ways of knowing.
As a learning tool, BIAS-K helps to make key information accessible from published case studies and community-led projects that explore environmental topics.
BIAS-K was developed by Fisheries and Oceans Canada with the vital collaboration of Indigenous Peoples and federal colleagues.
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Bridging Indigenous and Science-Based Knowledge (BIAS-K)
BIAS-K is a geospatial application that highlights projects and case studies across Canada that bridge multiple ways of knowing.
As a learning tool, BIAS-K helps to make key information accessible from published case studies and community-led projects that explore environmental topics.
BIAS-K was developed by Fisheries and Oceans Canada with the vital collaboration of Indigenous Peoples and federal colleagues.
Organization:
Bridging Indigenous and Science-Based Knowledge (BIAS-K)
BIAS-K is a geospatial application that highlights projects and case studies across Canada that bridge multiple ways of knowing.
As a learning tool, BIAS-K helps to make key information accessible from published case studies and community-led projects that explore environmental topics.
BIAS-K was developed by Fisheries and Oceans Canada with the vital collaboration of Indigenous Peoples and federal colleagues.
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Nobody Knows Why the Caribou Are Disappearing
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CCLM 2024 Story Map
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CCLM 2024 Story Map
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Document
CCLM 2024 Story Map
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Document