This systematic map will examine the extent, range and nature of the published literature that weaves IKS and Western sciences in terrestrial ecosystems research, monitoring and management in Canada.
Specifically, this systematic map seeks to address the question, ‘What methods, models and approaches have been used in studies that seek to weave IKS and Western sciences in terrestrial ecosystems research, monitoring or management in Canada’?
Project Collaborators
Dominique A. Henri – Environment and Climate Change Canada, Canada
Jennifer F. Provencher – Environment and Climate Change Canada, Canada
Ella Bowles – University of British Columbia Okanagan, Canada
Jessica J. Taylor – Carleton University, Canada
Jade Steel – University of British Columbia Okanagan, Canada
Carmen Chelick – University of British Columbia Okanagan & Biodigenous Consulting Ltd., Canada
Jesse N. Popp – University of Guelph, Canada
Steven J. Cooke – Carleton University, Canada
Trina Rytwinski – Carleton University, Canada
Deborah McGregor – York University, Canada
Adam T. Ford – University of British Columbia Okanagan, Canada
Steven M. Alexander – Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Canada
Systematic Map In Press: Provencher JF, Bowles E, Henri DA, Nalepa R, T, Chelick C, Steel JR, Wilcox AAE, Johnson LR, Martone S, Taylor JJ, Hartman Davies O, Miller KM, Rytwinski T, Cooke SJ, Popp JN, Ford AT, McGregor D, Alexander SM. (In press). Weaving Indigenous knowledge systems and Western sciences in terrestrial research, monitoring, and management in Canada: a systematic map. Ecological Solutions and Evidence 00:000-000. (DOI: 10.1002/2688-8319.70278)
Project status – Complete
CEIC Contact – Trina.Rytwinski@carleton.ca
Canadian Centre for Evidence-Informed Conservation 