We discuss two recent projects to examine the role of collaborative environmental fieldwork both in research and in the interactions between academically trained researchers and experienced local residents. The Bidarki Project studied black leather chitons (Katharina tunicata) in the lower Kenai Peninsula, Alaska. Its conclusion that chiton declines are part of a serial decline of intertidal invertebrates drew on collaborative fieldwork, archaeological data, historical records, and interviews with local residents. The Siku-Inuit-Hila Project studied sea ice in Barrow, Alaska; Clyde River, Nunavut; and Qaanaaq, Greenland. Quantitative data from locally maintained observation sites were supplemented by knowledge exchanges among hunters from t...
Many researchers have claimed that Northern science has experienced a paradigm shift which includes ...
Indigenous knowledge is a valuable but under-used source of information relevant to landscape change...
Supporting the development of trusted and usable science remains a key challenge in contested spaces...
ABSTRACT. We discuss two recent projects to examine the role of collaborative environmental fieldwor...
Combining scientific and traditional knowledge is crucial to understand environmental systems across...
Evolving research in Fort Resolution and the Slave River Delta, Northwest Territories, aims to impro...
Guidelines and best practices to engage Indigenous people in Arctic regions in biophysical research ...
Pairing scientific and traditional knowledge approaches is crucial to understanding the fate of envi...
In this study on the social and cultural life of Thule Inuit (A.D. 1250-1400), I have developed an i...
The intimate knowledge that Inuit possess about the environment has figured prominently in North Ame...
Scientists and students from five countries combined research and education in an investigation of b...
Research on climate change impacts, vulnerability and adaptation, particularly those aiming to contr...
Knowledge mobilization (KMb) is widely recognized as being essential to research, but there is limit...
Collaboration is an essential skill for modern ecologists because it brings together diverse experti...
Abstract There is a growing appreciation for the value of collaborative research projects involving ...
Many researchers have claimed that Northern science has experienced a paradigm shift which includes ...
Indigenous knowledge is a valuable but under-used source of information relevant to landscape change...
Supporting the development of trusted and usable science remains a key challenge in contested spaces...
ABSTRACT. We discuss two recent projects to examine the role of collaborative environmental fieldwor...
Combining scientific and traditional knowledge is crucial to understand environmental systems across...
Evolving research in Fort Resolution and the Slave River Delta, Northwest Territories, aims to impro...
Guidelines and best practices to engage Indigenous people in Arctic regions in biophysical research ...
Pairing scientific and traditional knowledge approaches is crucial to understanding the fate of envi...
In this study on the social and cultural life of Thule Inuit (A.D. 1250-1400), I have developed an i...
The intimate knowledge that Inuit possess about the environment has figured prominently in North Ame...
Scientists and students from five countries combined research and education in an investigation of b...
Research on climate change impacts, vulnerability and adaptation, particularly those aiming to contr...
Knowledge mobilization (KMb) is widely recognized as being essential to research, but there is limit...
Collaboration is an essential skill for modern ecologists because it brings together diverse experti...
Abstract There is a growing appreciation for the value of collaborative research projects involving ...
Many researchers have claimed that Northern science has experienced a paradigm shift which includes ...
Indigenous knowledge is a valuable but under-used source of information relevant to landscape change...
Supporting the development of trusted and usable science remains a key challenge in contested spaces...