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• November 30, 2008
• 17:43

  ANTH 220 Group Poster Projects

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  ANTH 220 Group Poster Projects...
• October 12, 2008
• 0:52

  Bax laansk -to rise up through common effort

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  The idea of 'Bax laansk,' a gitxaala/tsimshian term, is a critical action oriented concept that lies at the heart of many indigenous societies. This term can be paired with another idea -being of one heart. Together they encapsulate an indigenous ...
• August 26, 2007
• 16:15

  Returning to Selective Fishing through Indigenous Fisheries Knowledge

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  This paper, co-written by Caroline Butler and Charles Menzies, argues that traditional fishing gear in coastal estuaries represents an ecological sound practice. Drawing upon research with community members from Gitxaala (Kitkatla) and the Tsimsian Nations the selective harvesting techniques formerly ...
• January 29, 2007
• 16:34

  Globalization and France's Artisanal Fishing Fleet: A Video Project

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  Working in collaboration with members of the Le Guilvinec Fishermen's Committee, this documentary explores how family-based fishing is navigating the impacts of increasingly liberalized trade in fish and fish products. This video is being produced by The Ethnographic Film Unit ...
• September 24, 2006
• 21:23

  New Book on Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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  Edited by Charles R. MenziesTraditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Resource ManagementTraditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Resource Management examines how traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) is taught and practiced today among Native communities. Of special interest is the complex relationship between indigenous ...
• January 31, 2006
• 18:49

  ANTH 330 Traditional Ecological Knowledge Posters

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  Students in ANTH 330 (Rural Peoples in the Global Economy) are currenlty doing a unit on Indigenous Peoples based upon Hugh Broddy's The Other Side of Eden. In today's class the studends designed the posters that you see here to ...
• January 23, 2006
• 20:57

  Quotas as Fisheries Managment Technique

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  Fisheries management has essentially been a system of engineered inefficiency. That is, we devise rules to restrict the harvesting capacity of fishermen through placing limits on how much time they are at sea, the type of fishing gear that they ...
• January 22, 2006
• 1:41

  ANTH 409/RMES 500Q (Applied Anthropology): Reading Materials

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  The following documents are background materials for ANTH 409/RMES 500Q (2006).Items for Education and AnthropologyCorbert pdf.Hyde pdfBrown pdfMarshall pdf...
• January 21, 2006
• 18:13

  Representing TEK in Posters

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  Students in ANTH 220 (First Nations Resources and Economy) worked with visual images to present information on traditional ecological knowledge....
• January 08, 2006
• 22:08

  New Public Seminar Series at UBC

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  Announcing the Forests and Oceans for the Future Seminar SeriesYou are invited to participate in the inaugural session of the Forests and Oceans for the Future seminar series sponsored by Forests and Oceans for the Future Research Group. Starting with ...
• December 12, 2005
• 6:46

  Fine-Tuning The Steps In The Intricate Climate Change Dance

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  New scientific findings are strengthening the case that the oceans and climate are linked in an intricate dance, and that rapid climate change may be related to how vigorously ocean currents move heat between low and high latitudes.Read story here...
• December 11, 2005
• 19:24

  Excerpt from forthcoming edited collection on TEK

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  Excerpt from Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Ntural Resource Management,(ed. Charles Menzies) forthcoming from Nebraska University Press.From before the time Raven stole the sun and shed light on the world below the Gitxaała people have lived in their territories along the ...
• November 29, 2005
• 16:24

  Forests and Oceans for the Future morhps into research group

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  Forests Oceans for the Future has morphed from a single focus research project into a research group based at UBC's Department of Anthropology and Sociology. Our new research group consists of faculty and students from UBC, researchers based at other ...
• February 24, 2005
• 23:30

  Our project web page, www.ecoknow.ca, has been ...

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  Our project web page, www.ecoknow.ca, has been recently updated to inlcude a series of articles related to our ongoing ecological knoweldge research....
• November 15, 2004
• 1:30

  Trip to Banks Island

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  As part of our climate change project we recently made a trip out to Banks Island to collect soil samples. The soil samples, taken from the bog near Patsy Cove, will be analysed at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria. ...
• August 23, 2004
• 0:57

  Native Curriculum Makes Learning Relevant

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  The following article was previously published in the Vancouver weekly, the Georgia Straight. [www.straight.com] By rob mcmahon Publish Date: 19-Aug-2004 !--[if !supportEmptyParas]-- The Gitga'at community of Hartley Bay is located 145 kilometres southeast of Prince Rupert. The school there ...
• August 03, 2004
• 7:23

  Climate Change and Traditional Ecological Knowledge Project

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  The following is an overview of our current project that we are just begining on British Columbia's north coast: The aim of this project is to identify aspects of indigenous and local non-aboriginal ecological knowledge that (1) records evidence of ...
• July 29, 2004
• 8:24

  Fishboats tied to the dock at Gitxaala ...

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  Fishboats tied to the dock at Gitxaala (Kitkatla). Much of our work is conducted cooperatively with this community. ...
• 7:47

  Opening Lines

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  Ecological knowledge held by indigenous peoples and and others who derive their livelihood from fishing, hunting, and gather is the focus of this site. As a researcher at the University of British Columbia much of my work is spent with ...