Sentences with phrase «indigenous traditional ecological knowledge»

[169] With this in mind, it will be crucial for the Government to ensure the full and effective participation and engagement of Indigenous peoples in processes that affect our distinct rights to water and to recognise the importance in Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Management that has been exercised by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years.

recognises and respects the importance in Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge and management of biodiversity and conservation, including water

recognises and respects the importance of Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge and management of biodiversity and conservation, including water

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Indications are that heavy reliance on indigenous knowledge — also known as traditional ecological knowledge (TEK)-- is likely to continue in northern polar science.

Small - scale agriculture and traditional ecological knowledge of farmers and indigenous people are as — if not more — important to a future food system than genetic engineering and capital - intensive forms of agriculture.

Indigenous peoples have a «special interest» in climate change issues, not only because through their physical and spiritual relationships with land, water and associated ecosystems, they are particularly vulnerable to climate change; but also because they have a specialised ecological and traditional knowledge relevant to finding the «best fit» solutions.

«We need collaboration with other scientists, but most importantly to recognise that traditional ecological knowledge is Indigenous science because it's thousands and thousands of years of observation, recording and transmission of knowledge over generations.

WALFA produces a carbon abatement1 from improved fire management in West Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, that has been sold in a ground - breaking commercial agreement that is based on traditional Indigenous ecological knowledge.

Indigenous knowledge of customary and traditional water use are identified (such as the high value cultural and ecological water systems and areas)

The Hybrid Economy model for Indigenous economic development on traditional land is based on combining «traditional ecological knowledge» or Indigenous knowledge with Western biological and social sciences to produce sustainable land management and related industries.4