Evolving wildlife management cultures of governance through Indigenous Knowledges and perspectives

Within governance agencies, academia, and communities alike, there are increasing calls to recognize the value and importance of culture within social‐ecological systems and to better implement Indigenous sciences in research, policy, and management. Efforts thus far have raised questions about the...

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Published in:	The Journal of wildlife management Vol. 88; no. 6
Main Authors:	Fisk, Jonathan James, Leong, Kirsten Mya, Berl, Richard E. W., Long, Jonathan W., Landon, Adam C., Adams, Melinda M., Hankins, Don L., Williams, Christopher K., Lake, Frank K., Salerno, Jonathan
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Bethesda Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.08.2024
Subjects:	Case studies citizen participation Community participation Culture culture change Ecosystem management Ethics Evolution fish governance Indigenous Knowledges Indigenous peoples Information management Information processing issues and policy Natural resource management Natural resources paradigm shift Public participation Resource management Social-ecological systems stewardship transformative change Wildlife management
ISSN:	0022-541X, 1937-2817
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