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Time to support Indigenous science.

Robin Wall Kimmerer¹, Kyle A Artelle²

¹Robin Wall Kimmerer is a SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor of Environmental Biology at the Center for Native Peoples and the Environment, State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF), Syracuse, NY, USA.

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Indigenous knowledge offers vital solutions for environmental challenges and cultural well-being. Institutions must support Indigenous science for a sustainable future.

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Area of Science:

Environmental science and Indigenous studies.
Interdisciplinary research bridging traditional ecological knowledge and modern environmental management.

Background:

Societal challenges posed by rapid environmental change necessitate diverse knowledge systems.
Indigenous knowledge is increasingly recognized for its potential to foster sustainable land and cultural practices.

Discussion:

The integration of Indigenous knowledge into mainstream environmental strategies is crucial.
Addressing institutional barriers is essential for the effective application of Indigenous science.

Key Insights:

Indigenous knowledge provides unique perspectives and solutions for environmental sustainability.
Collaboration between Indigenous scholars and allied researchers is advancing this field.

Outlook:

Further institutional support can amplify the role of Indigenous science in global sustainability efforts.
Fostering mutual thriving of lands and cultures through Indigenous-informed policies is a key future direction.