TEK and Rights

Inquiry Process - Research Traditional Ecological Knowledge and/or Indigenous Rights Rights through an Economic lens. Topics such as Hunting, Fishing, Trapping, Medicines are all rights. Answer: Why and how are they rights and why and how are they important to communities from an economic lense?

What Policies and Regulations negativily or posivily impact rights? - Navigating the economics of rights.

Or you can research TEK or Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and it's impact on community decision making on economic and environmental opportunities currently and for future generations.

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Traditional Ecological Knowledge TEK and Indigenous Rights An Economic Lens TEK and Rights as Economic Assets Sustainable Resource Management TEK practices often promote sustainable hunting fishing tr... View the full answer