Indigenous Knowledge and Ecology

Cultural errors are forever, knowledge data walks along Bark's main street, in the middle of the north, you will see panoramic murals across the roof line of a simple brick building. This is a timetable. At one end there is a group dedicated to indigenous living and colonization dreams but the other group has a series of white exploration, pioneering solutions, changes in livestock industry, historical floods and modern It reminds me of an inland town.

For thousands of years agricultural ecology around the world practices agricultural ecology and combines traditional and indigenous knowledge with ecological science. In the last few decades it has become a unified framework and social movement to combat, mitigate and ultimately cure the damage caused by the industrialized agricultural system. Senior food and technology activist Dana Perls is leading a group on "emerging genetic engineering techniques" such as synthetic biology, CRISPR, and "gene driven". In addition to long-term activists such as Claire Hope Cummings, Monica Moore, Gopal Dayaneni, and scholar Maywa Montenegro, Dana educates participants to understand that this "genetic engineering 0" is evolving rapidly It is. Ecological impact Dana also participates in a subcommittee to further explore this topic and clarify what steps can be taken to take environmental precautions before enterprise interest Did. You can see the following plenary sessions.

In recent years, many scholars have understood a lot of information such as traditional knowledge (TK), indigenous peoples knowledge (IK), traditional ecological knowledge (TEK). These knowledge systems are based on myriad generations based on personal and collective learning experiences and interpretation of the world, empirical learning verified, transmitted and led by elderly people, and verbal tradition and other record management measures It has been developed. Traditional knowledge is currently the source of information that archaeologists, ecologists, biologists, ethnic botanists, climatologists and others evaluate. This information varies from the value of the plant's medicinal effect and biodiversity to the movement pattern of reindeer to manage specific resources and intentional burning of landscape.