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Braiding Indigenous Knowledge and Western Science: Experiences and Solutions for Sustainable Mountain Development

Theme: Indigenous People

Organizers: Canadian Mountain Network, CSU Mountain Sentinels

Moderator: Julia Klein, Professor in the Department of Ecosystem Science & Sustainability at Colorado State University

Panelists:
Elder Mary Jane Johnson, Lhu’ààn Mân Ku Dań Elder who worked for Parks Canada and Kluane First Nation

Lawrence Ignace, Canadian Mountain Network, Anishinaabe from Lac Des Mille Lacs First Nation within Treaty 3 Northwestern Ontario

Katie L. Kamelamela, Mountain Sentinels Fellow, Akaka Foundation for Tropical Forests, Hawaii

Tiffany Pyette, Mountain Sentinels Fellow, two-spirit writer, poet, visual artist and Appalachian mountain community organizer

Catherine Tucker, Professor of Anthropology and Associate Director, Center for Latin American Studies, University of Florida

About:
In this session, panelists from the Canadian Mountain Network and the Mountain Sentinels Collaborative Network will share experiences and insights in working towards sustainable mountain development through authentic partnerships between local/Indigenous people and western scientists. They will share examples of braiding knowledges and demonstrate why addressing critical mountain sustainability challenges - such as climate change, disasters, and food insecurity – requires this new approach.