National Adaptation Forum Webinar Series: Importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Adaptation Planning

Margaret Hiza Redsteer, Preston Hardison, and Kyle Powys Whyte
Posted on: 3/24/2016 - Updated on: 6/16/2023

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Abstract

NOTE: This content will be removed from CAKE by the end of 2023. Please visit the past virtual events on the National Adaptation Forum website.

TEK is knowledge handed down through generations through traditional stories and beliefs, including the relationship with the natural environment. This webinar will focus on the importance and role of TEK in adaptation planning at local, regional, and national level.

This is the ninth installment of the National Adaptation Forum Webinar Series and was sponsored by EcoAdapt and hosted by CAKE. For other NAF webinar recordings, visit www.cakex.org/NAF/webinars.

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Keywords

Region
United States
Document Type
Video
Sociopolitical Setting
Rural
Target Climate Changes and Impacts
Culture / communities
Type of Adaptation Action/Strategy
Natural Resource Management / Conservation
Capacity Building