PR (BNE 2019): 150 - Indigenous Knowledge Curriculum Project.
Key words: Indigenous Knowledge, stewardship, Pikangikum First nation, natural resources, managers, Whitefeather Forest Initiative.
Traditional Knowledge
PR (BNE 2019): 147 - The hunt for Ma’iingan: Ojibwe ecological knowledge and wolf hunting in the Great Lakes.
Key words: wolf, Canis lupus, predator management, wolf-hunting conflict, hierarchical and non-hierarchical systems of relations and knowledge, epistemology and ontology
PR (BNE 2019): 146 - Transcript, Tłı̨chǫ Government Caribou Workshop, Whatì, NT – Day 3.
Key words: Tłįchǫ Government, caribou workshop, Whatì, NT, caribou-human relationships
PR (BNE 2019): 145 - Transcript, Tłı̨chǫ Government Caribou Workshop, Whatì, NT – Day 2.
Key words: Tłįchǫ Government, caribou workshop, Whatì, NT, caribou-human relationships
PR (BNE 2019): 144 - Transcript, Tłı̨chǫ Government Caribou Workshop, Whatì, NT – Day 1.
Key words: Tłįchǫ Government, caribou workshop, Whatì, NT, caribou-human relationships
PR (BNE 2019): 141 - Report on the Bathurst Caribou Range Plan Traditional Knowledge Workshop.
Key words: Bathurst caribou, range plan, traditional knowledge, caribou-people relationships, guardians, respect
PR (BNE 2019): 140 - Contributions of Inuit ecological knowledge to understanding the impacts of climate change on the Bathurst caribou herd in the Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut.
Key words: Inuit ecological knowledge, climate change impacts, Bathurst caribou, barren-ground caribou, traditional knowledge, ecological linkages
PR (BNE 2019): 139 - “We monitor by living here:” Developing monitoring methods based on Indigenous knowledge.
Key words: Gitga’at people, monitoring, guardians, data collection methods, ecological change
PR (BNE 2019): 138 - Caribou crossings and cultural meanings: placing traditional knowledge and archaeology in context in an Inuit landscape.
Key words: historic Inuit archaeology; traditional knowledge; hunter-gatherer landscapes; cultural meaning.
PR (BNE 2019): 137 - Ɂekwę Hé Naidé Living with Caribou Traditional Knowledge Program 2005-2009 Management and Policy Implications, Preliminary Review.
Key words: Sahtu, traditional knowledge research program, barren-ground caribou, caribou-communities workshop, renewable resource councils