Sentence examples for Place-based knowledge from inspiring English sources

The unevenness is attributed to the collection and dissemination of place-based knowledge by colonial powers, countries with long traditions of print knowledge, including the production of maps, and also the production of electronic information.

The place-based knowledge of the community has historically developed to cope with growing uncertainty with floods.

In summary, this study focuses on determining how people living or working in the Skagit Valley of Washington frame and respond to risks from volcanic lahars through a place-based knowledge, risk perception, and preparedness survey.

Specifically, there was also endorsement that maintaining a small, localised focus was appropriate; 'at the very basis of Indigenous thought is the understanding that Indigenous knowledge are place-based knowledge, best understood in the richness of context, through the use of Indigenous languages, and conceptualised holistically' (Duarte and Belarde-Lewis 2015, p. 693).

Following his guidance, we open this special issue, "Pacific Currents," with a call for coalition building, solidarity among Oceanians and the peoples who encircle the ocean, that pays special attention to the place-based knowledge that emerges from the large and small currents of the Moana Nui (Pacific Ocean), including the dangers and opportunities for movement that currents present.

There is a place-based knowledge system and localized criticality that they bring to the table through their families and relationships that informs much of the work we have produced here.

In this study, we engage the general public to identify and map a range of ecosystem services that originate in place-based, local knowledge and explore the context-dependent nature of subjective well-being.

Similarly institutions like the Brahmaputra Board and policy makers working on natural disaster management as well as the epistemic community should encourage the incorporation of place based knowledge of the community to be intergrade to mainstream flood management planning.

Educators' inboxes are brimming with arguments for and against placing broad-based knowledge over technical skills in higher education, and articles asserting that college has become unaffordable to all but the wealthiest families.

Indigenous and local traditional knowledge of place-based biodiversity is perhaps the oldest scientific tradition on earth.

Senses of place in the North Frisian Wadden Sea: Local consciousness and knowledge for place-based heritage development Martin D ring and Beate Ratter21.