Our Work on Local and Indigenous Ecological Knowledge
Indigenous and local ecological knowledge holders have a unique perspective that has evolved over multiple generations through direct contact with the environment. We partner with indigenous and local communities across North America to gather invaluable information about our changing environment and inform climate change adaptation strategies while respecting the unique nature of these knowledge systems.
Related Publications
Ecosystem Function and Traditional Ecological Knowledge:
Building resilience and adapting to Climate Change in North America
Toxic Chemicals and Indigenous Communities
Two Case Studies Explore How the CEC’s North American Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (PRTR) Project Can...
This study set out to model on a continental scale the rates of deposition of airborne dioxin (polychlorinated...
Assessing individual or community risk from environmental pollution is complex and requires consideration of chemical...
