Indigenous Ecologies
Indigenous Ecologies
Asia Pacific
“Indigenous Ecologies” examines how the indigenous people in the trans-Pacific context forge practices that invoke the concepts of traditional knowledge, native science, resilience and foodscape, based on the principle of International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative (IPSI).
Sub-projects
Pongso no Tao and Pacific Island Ecology
This project highlights Oceanic peoples as guardians of the sea, uniting to protect it for…
Tongku Saveq
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Traditional Knowledge, Resilience, and Food Landscape
This project explores how Indigenous communities in Taiwan preserve ecological knowledge, resilient farming practices, and…
To learn more about Indigenous Ecologies visit the project website @ http://hfe-asiapacific-observatory.nsysu.edu.tw/project/indigenous-ecologies.php.
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