Ărramăt Partner, Chief Wanda Pascal of the Teetl'it Gwich'in Band Council, is passionate about keeping #TraditionalKnowledge alive - especially about traditional medicines & berry picking! Click here to watch her webinar, 'Our Backyard Medicine Cabinet.'
https://t.co/tzRiw5KmrF
Meet #Arramat partner Jamie Watson of the Ko Moehau Ki Tai Project (Aotearoa). An Iwi-led (tribe-led) collaborative landscape restoration program of action! To read more in depth, visit our website https://t.co/tf9FWHSXN8 Photo: Jamie Watson #ArramatProject#IndigenousKnowledge
Check this out! One of our #TrackingChange partners, the Dehcho First Nations and the Dehcho Collaborative on Permafrost (DCoP) just launched a new podcast on Indigenous-led climate change adaptation in the Dehcho region, NWT. https://t.co/vPt9maQLtg
New blog post up about our recent announcement for our joint project "Confronting Climate Change on the 'Big River' Nagwichoonjik - Deh/Desh Cho - Sipi" - Click here for more info: https://t.co/fNj5Dy70A5
#TrackingChange#Indigenous#IndigenousKnowledge#IndigenousResearch
Congratulations Kelsey Dokis-Jansen et al. Great to see this article published @ArcticSynthesis “These Trees Have Stories to Tell”: Linking Dënesǫ́łıné Oral History of Caribou Use with Trample Scar Frequency on Black Spruce Roots at Ɂedacho Kué @MackenzieBasin@bparlee@ualberta
Guess what? We've done a total overhaul of our website! https://t.co/i3Z6JDh7iz --> Click the link to see our amazing project and hard work over the past 6 years! #TrackingChange#Indigenous#IndigenousKnowledge
Check out our next article in Sustainability - Culturally Driven Monitoring: The Importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge Indicators in Understanding Aquatic Ecosystem Change in the Northwest Territories’ Dehcho Region by Sydney Stenekes, Brenda Parlee, & Cristiana Seixas.
Interested in conservation approaches that consider biocultural diversity? Check out this article by Carrie Oloriz and Brenda Parlee in our special issue of Sustainability.
https://t.co/oTO1g0J0a4
#TrackingChange#bioculturaldiversity#stolonation#whitesturgeon
Access to drinking water is an issue on many First Nation Reserves in Canada. Learn about risk perception and drinking water across the Mackenzie Basin in our special issue of Sustainability.
https://t.co/2ZeCQdCN6d
#TrackingChange#DrinkingWater#WaterSecurity
Youth researchers learning about fish preparations in Gwich'in Territory. Find out more about this project, supported by Tracey Proverbs and Trevor Lantz, in our upcoming special issue.
https://t.co/GGkaHqApmO
#TrackingChange#MackenzieBasin#Youth#Gwichin#Uvic
The Brazilian research team was busy publishing this spring! Check out another article - part of our upcoming Tracking Change Special Issue!
https://t.co/I1xR0UBa5W
#TrackingChange#Amazon#localknowledge#sustainability
The 2018-2019 Community Project Summary is published on our website. Click the link below to learn more about the Community-Based Research Projects in the Mackenzie River Basin! https://t.co/iCAONCuCcc
Our Tracking Change friends have arrived safely in Paris for the conference on Arctic sustainability - have fun Evelyn Marlowe and Lauren King!
#trackingchange#arcticweek2019
Today we are screening our video about Tracking Change's recent trip to New York to participate in the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues at the HydroImpacted Conference in Winnipeg, MB.
https://t.co/DSJV0TZJ7Q
#TrackingChange#UNPFOII#WeAreIndigenous
U of A's very own Mark Poesch joined us on our recent trip to the Amazon. Check out some of his thoughts in the PoeschLabs blog post.
#trackingchange#amazon#poeschlabs
https://t.co/qha3eaes04
Dr. Nurit Bensusan making a powerful presentation about threats of deforestation and illegal gold mining in the Amazon Basin! Brought to you by #TrackingChange!