The Importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Adaptation Planning

National Adaptation Forum Summer Rewind Series Part 2: “The Importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Adaptation Planning”
Watch the replay of this webinar from 2016. TEK is knowledge handed down through generations through traditional stories and beliefs, including the relationship with the natural environment. The webinar focuses on the importance and role of TEK in adaptation planning at local, regional, and national level. Get the chance to submit new questions to the presenters.
This webinar features presenters from 2016:
Margaret Hiza Redsteer, Assistant Professor, University of Washington
Preston Hardison, Policy analyst, Tulalip Natural Resources
Kyle Powys Whyte, Timnick Chair in the Humanities, Michigan State University
Register: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8173993042083428109