Climate change and Indigenous knowledge: Learning from a different view

Elena Bastidas

Climate change and Indigenous knowledge: Learning from a different view

Department of Conflict Resolution Studies

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Abstract

The presentation explores the differences between Western Science and Traditional Knowledge. A case study illustrates how indigenous peoples constantly track changes in their surrounding environment by making comparisons between historic and present events. Understanding Indigenous Peoples view can help us to adopt resilient strategies for climate change.

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 18 2021
Event	Halmos College of Arts and Sciences (HCAS) Virtual Lecture Series - Virtual Duration: May 18 2021 → …

Conference

Conference	Halmos College of Arts and Sciences (HCAS) Virtual Lecture Series
Period	5/18/21 → …

Disciplines

Environmental Sciences
Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration
Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Climate change and Indigenous knowledge: Learning from a different view

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