Sentence examples similar to indigenous know how from inspiring English sources
'Now we indigenous people know how to mark our territory' says Toribio Aguinda, former President of the Cofan Federation.
At almost 3,000 metres above sea level, with only limited resources – apart from earth, bricks and lots of imagination – Feenstra invented a style of sustainable architecture related to indigenous know-how, using solar energy to heat the quake-proof buildings.
The official language of the Indian State of Orissa is Oriya, but many indigenous children don't know how to speak the language, let alone read it, when they arrive at school.
People want to know: How did the indigenous people survive?" "Australians are saying, 'This meanness towards other people is not us,'" she added.
Former farmers who had become nomadic hunter-gatherers, they had forgotten how to plant food, and were the only indigenous people in the region who didn't know how to fish.
None of this is about helping indigenous people learn how to make art – they already know how to do that.
Indigenous people have a wealth of biodiversity information and know how to capture and use natural resources [ 17].
Millions of indigenous people have become refugees in their own land and we don't know how many thousands have lost their lives.
We do not know how often the different stages of infection with MAP occur in indigenous cattle.
And as Indigenous peoples' rights have become more powerful, the government and its corporate partners have responded the way they know how: hiking the sums by which to buy them off.
