This article examines the history and future of Sumas Lake (Xhotsa) in British Columbia, once central to the Semá Nation’s food system before being drained in 1924 during a campaign of land dispossession.
This educator’s guide is meant to accompany the Speaking Across Knowledge Systems podcast to guide discussions and learning about knowledge systems and conservation in post-secondary courses and classrooms. It was produced by fourth-year undergraduate students as part of a Community Engaged Learning component of a Sociology and Anthropology course taught at the University of Guelph.
This report explains Indigenous relationality, which means connectedness. It talks about concerns about using this idea in different Indigenous communities in research.
This website is the home of Biinaagami, a project named after the Anishinaabemowin word for pure, clean water.
This Indigenous-led report draws on Indigenous knowledges, views, and experiences to explain the complicated effects of climate change and ways to adapt to it.
The RAD Network Moccasin Telegraph podcast series centres around the themes of love, connection to the land, and the restoration of Indigenous sovereignty.
This paper considers how land use planners can apply Ethical Space to their work.
This academic article examines Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs) in Canada, a newly recognized form of Indigenous-led conservation.
This academic article outlines guidance for conducting ecological research 'in a good way' with Indigenous Peoples and knowledge systems.
In this blog post, Dr. Jonaki Bhattacharyya, an ethnoecologist, discusses the importance of language in [...]