20 Flashcards
What is land?
It is property, that source ecosystem services and natural resources, but it is also property with rights.
!!!!!!!consequences of using historical
Odium 1969 paper emphasizes the connection between?
We cannot think abt ecosystems if people are not involved since we are apart of ecosystems, but ignores the indigenous viewpoint. The western viewpoint.
One of the worst relationships with nature is?
Claiming the Anthropocene.
Two-eyed seeing (Albert Marshall?
Learning to see from one eye with the strengths of indigenous ways of knowing and from the other eye with the strengths of western ways of knowing and to using both of these eyes together.
Although one cost of de-extinction is because ecology has already adapted to the loss of that species. What is another cost?
Because it makes us in control again.
Biodiversity is highest in?
Ecosystems managed by indigenous people.
Why is biodiversity the highest in land protected by indigenous communities?
Because of their value of maintaining those ecological relationships. They also have high quality jobs for protecting biodiversity, especially old growth forests to maintain such ecological relationships.
One big motivation is to sustain such habitats for human needs, ecosystem services.
United Nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples (UNDRIP)?
It came part of the Canadian law in June of 2021 which means the indigenous people can have decisions over biodiversity, which includes having control over 30% of the land by 2030.
!!!!!Lower Fraser river working group?
One of their goals is to return what used to be _____ back to a lake to ensure that it is less likely to flood in the future. This should also provide a lot of salmon habitat and to help around 100 species.
