Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)

The Key to Addressing Climate Change - Indigenous Knowledge

The precipitous rise in the world’s human population and humankind’s ever-increasing dependence on fossil fuel-based ways of living have played a significant role in raising the concentration of atmospheric greenhouse gases (GHG). READ MORE...

Sense of Place and Perspective: Incorporating Native and Western Approaches in Marine Science Education

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Building on and Integrating Local Knowledge

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Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Sustaining our Lives and the Natural World

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Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)

The Key to Addressing Climate Change - Indigenous Knowledge

Sense of Place and Perspective: Incorporating Native and Western Approaches in Marine Science Education

Building on and Integrating Local Knowledge

Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Sustaining our Lives and the Natural World

Downloads Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Resource Management E-book

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The 2012 National Conference will be located at the Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel at Cherokee, NC. Conference is hosted by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians. (Click HERE or on the above button for agenda, other information and to register online.)

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