Current Research
BROWSE Current research
Historical Ecology of Ancient Forest Gardens
Documenting Traditional Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta) Management in the Pacific Northwest
Gitselasu Data Management Initiative: Heritage and Environmental Data Sovereignty
Colonial Land Use Legacies: Historical Ecology and Action Research in Luutkudziiwus Territory
what is ETHNOECOLOGY?
Ethnoecology is the study of people (ethnos) and their lived environments (ecology). Specifically, we consider how people utilize, relate to, and experience the natural world. A key feature of ethnoecological research is understanding the role of history and culture in shaping the structure and function of ecosystems and challenging the power dynamics of settler colonial land use and decision-making.
". . .exposing the lies of the self serving colonial academic institutions of america bolstering the rights and obligation to disobedience, and resisting the tyranny of the US fantasies concerning history and justice and morality."
ELIZABETH COOK-LYNN
what is indigenous studies?
