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An Examination of Drinking Water in Two Indigenous Communities in Canada

Social-ecological change in Gwich’in territory: cumulative impacts in the cultural landscape, and determinants of access to fish

Tracking Denesoline Knowledge and Narratives along Ancestral Waters

The Importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge during times of Change in the Sahtú Region

Diversification of Livelihoods in a Region Impacted by Hydroelectric Development: A Case Study in the Lower Mekong (Mun River/Sebok River)

Towards biocultural diversity conservation. Knowledge, cultural values and governance of species at risk : the case of the White Sturgeon (Canada) and the Mekong Giant Catfish (Thailand)

Implications of Socio-Ecological Changes for Inuvialuit Fishing Livelihoods and the Country Food System: The Role of Local and Traditional Knowledge

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We build and share knowledge about the sustainability of three of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems: The Mackenzie River Basin, The Mekong River Basin, and The Amazon River Basin.

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