Forest Keepers - Local and Indigenous Knowledge for Healthy Ecosystems
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the vital role of forests beyond carbon storage in this enlightening conference talk from Aspen Ideas Climate 2022. Delve into the perspectives of forest experts and indigenous community leaders as they discuss how local knowledge and sustainable practices contribute to maintaining healthy ecosystems. Learn about diverse climate solutions rooted in forest management, from the Tongass National Forest to tropical rainforests and underwater kelp forests. Gain insights from speakers including Marina Anderson, Nils Christoffersen, Pawan Patil, and Peter Houlihan as they share their experiences in harmonizing community needs with forest protection. Discover the importance of valuing forests for their complex ecosystems rather than solely for carbon offsetting, and understand how indigenous wisdom can inform more holistic approaches to conservation and climate action.
Syllabus
Forest Keepers: How Local and Indigenous Knowledge Builds Healthy Ecosystems
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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