Sentence examples for scientific indigenous from inspiring English sources

The PNB was prepared in consultation with the federal and states' governmental officials, nongovernmental organizations, scientific, indigenous and local communities, and entrepeneurs.

They point out that different contemporary societies hold views that are at variance with Western scientific doctrines; indigenous Polynesian people may have ideas about inheritance, for example, that are at odds with those enshrined in genetics.

Today's scientists have a prime opportunity to extend the field of pastoral research to include new themes and assemblages of scientific and indigenous knowledge that more accurately reflect the current lives of pastoralists around the world.

In the grazing lands, monitoring of biodiversity would therefore be more effective if responsible range departments assessed biodiversity and established monitoring regimes based on scientific and indigenous knowledge (Oba et al. 2008; Lykke et al. 1999; Angassa and Oba 2008).

It makes a strong case for integrating conventional scientific and indigenous ways of knowing in climate change research and practices.

It adds depth to the comparison of Western scientific and indigenous ecological knowledge with an analysis of the power relations inherent in knowledge production.

Besides contemporary scientific approaches, indigenous knowledge and its applications to health could also be a relevant component to include in the curriculum.

This has led to focus on "hybrid" research in which scientific and indigenous or local knowledge are integrated (Murdoch 1994; Stoffle and others 1994; Huntington 2000; McClanahan and others 2006; Aswani and others 2007).

The Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA 2005) for instance, reviewed the current state of knowledge on multiple dimensions of Arctic climate change, integrating both scientific and Indigenous perspectives, and was organized through the Arctic Council.

The lowest normalized score (average 27) is indicator 3.2: "Scientific validation of indigenous knowledge".

To create autonomous, resilient, and equitable living spaces permaculture proposes pragmatic methodological principles informed by scientific ecology, traditional indigenous knowledge, observation, and experimentation.