AIS 306
Contemporary Indigenous Environmental Issues
Indigenous peoples possess a special relationship to their local environments and their homelands including the plants, animals, and other-than-human kin that can be found there, that are unique and specific to particular places and times. Examines relationships as relevant to Native nations today, particularly around issues of Indigenous knowledges, treaty rights, management and governance, direct action movements, and climate change.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Current public catalogue; retrieved 2026-11-05