AIS 385
Indigenous Ecologies and Climate Change
Diverse ways in which Indigenous peoples around the world understand, experience, and are responding to contemporary global climate change. Topics include: the politics of traditional ecological knowledge, Indigenous environmental justice movements, community-scale climate "adaptation" practice, as each is related to Indigenous health and wellbeing, cultural continuance, and political sovereignty.
Topics
- the politics of traditional ecological knowledge
- Indigenous environmental justice movements
- community-scale climate "adaptation" practice
- as each is related to Indigenous health and wellbeing
- cultural continuance
- and political sovereignty
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Current public catalogue; retrieved 2026-11-05