Law for country: The structure of Warlpiri ecological knowledge and its application to natural resource management and ecosystem stewardship

Patrick, Steven; Holmes, Miles C.C

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Law for country: The structure of Warlpiri ecological knowledge and its application to natural resource management and ecosystem stewardship

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2013

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Patrick, Steven

Holmes, Miles C.C

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Resilience Alliance

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Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) is deeply encoded in social processes. Our research shows that from an Indigenous perspective, IEK is a way of living whose core aim is to sustain the healthy functioning of people and country through relationships of

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Ecology and Society

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10.5751/ES-05537-180319

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