Worldwide, environmental conservation directives are mandating greater inclusion of
Indigenous people and their knowledge in the management of global ecosystems …

Monitoring is essential for effective conservation and management of threatened species
and ecological communities. However, more often than not, threatened species monitoring …

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in understanding the relationship between
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples' cultures and how culture relates to health and …

In the midst of global species loss, Indigenous languages and culture are experiencing
similar declines. Current international policies and programs advocate the involvement of …

Protecting nature is a fundamental aspect of local and Indigenous cultures that has more
recently become an urban sustainability goal. The benefits provided by nature to people and …

Catastrophic and unprecedented wildfires have unfolded across fire-prone landscapes
globally over the last three years, with highly publicized loss of human life, property …

Robust approaches to natural resource management (NRM) in indigenous cross-cultural
contexts require coherent understandings of Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) …

Drawing on the experience and lessons of wetland researchers and managers in Australia
and New Zealand, we examined the implications of climate change for wetland policy and …

Indigenous peoples are increasingly entering conservation partnerships with non-
Indigenous actors. While these partnerships can provide resources to assist in the care of …

Increasing attention to formal recognition of indigenous and community conserved areas
(ICCAs) as part of national and/or global protected area systems is generating novel …