Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Resource Management: Bridging Ancestral Wisdom and Modern Science
It views humans as an integral part of the ecosystem rather than separate from it. Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Re...
Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is a cumulative body of knowledge, practices, and beliefs about the relationship between living beings and their environment. Often referred to as Indigenous Knowledge or Native Science, TEK is acquired by local communities over hundreds or thousands of years through direct experience and contact with the natural world. Core Principles of TEK Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Re...
Wisdom is passed down through generations via stories, rituals, and apprenticeship. Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Natural Re...
Natural resources are often viewed as "relatives," fostering a reciprocal relationship based on respect and stewardship. Applications in Natural Resource Management