Two-eyed Seeing: Embracing the Power of Indigenous Knowledge for a Healthy and Sustainable Ocean

Overview

Journal PLoS Biol

Specialty Biology

Date 2022 Oct 21

PMID 36269777

Authors

Kelsey Leonard

Pier Luigi Buttigieg

Maui Hudson

Kenneth Paul

Jay Pearlman

S Kim Juniper

Affiliations

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Abstract

Indigenous knowledge is often disregarded and opportunities for positive change are lost. To protect the Ocean, a "two-eyed seeing" approach combining Indigenous and western knowledge systems can create advancements while empowering coastal Indigenous Peoples.

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