Forests and Oceans for the Future

Restoration of a degraded system requires changing the behaviour of the keystone species which caused the degradation. Rules addressing reciprocity, stewardship, peer monitoring and accountability need to be added to the discussion of complex

Mobilizing Local Knowledge

Apr 5th, 2006 57m 17s

Dr. Davidson-Hunt spoke about his path from a plant scientist to an ethnoecologist. From this he discussed the importance of theory -both as empowering and as limiting. The talk concluded with a discussion of Davidson-Hunt's experiences work

The Gift in the Animal

Mar 28th, 2006 54m 57s

Many hunting peoples conceive of hunting as a process of reciprocal exchange between hunters and other-than-human persons. To date, anthropologists have tended to view such accounts of hunting as symbolic/metaphorical. In this presentation Pa

Children's Experience and Human Ecology

Mar 4th, 2006 49m 29s

Felice presents an ethnographic perspective of children as important actors in the ecological processes of landscape use, landscape management, and landscape interpretation over time. She argues that the ecological practice and knowledge const

Clouding the issue

Feb 24th, 2006 39m 29s

Dennis speaks about changes in management policy in the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and the implications that these changes have had for commercial fishermen in BC

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