Arctic Report Card 2019 - Environmental Observations and Analysis
Experts present findings on Arctic climate change, focusing on disruptions in the Bering Sea, fisheries shifts, and impacts on indigenous communities. Key environmental observations and analysis are discussed.
Living Laboratories: National Parks and Protected Areas as Climate Solution Research Sites
Explore how protected areas serve as living laboratories for climate research, preserve biodiversity, and revive indigenous traditions, offering insights into ecological adaptation and climate solutions.
Aspen Ideas Climate - Energy, Innovation, and Sustainability Plenary
Global leaders discuss climate solutions, from NBA's involvement to indigenous knowledge, ocean innovation, sustainable fish farming, and energy landscape shifts due to the Ukraine war.
Hope in an Age of Megafire
Explore AI-driven solutions for managing megafires, leveraging indigenous knowledge and predictive modeling to protect forests and build resilience against climate change impacts.
NOAA 2023 Arctic Report Card - Climate Change Impacts in the Arctic
Comprehensive overview of Arctic climate change impacts, featuring new data on air, sea, and land conditions, with added focus on Indigenous knowledge and regional ecosystems.
Barriers to Transforming Climate Dialogues - Tanner Lecture Two
Exploring historical policies' impact on land use practices and climate adaptation, with insights from Indigenous communities and focus on transforming climate dialogues.
On Resilience - A Capacity to Absorb Disturbances and Shocks
Exploring resilience in Indigenous communities facing climate change, Dr. Redsteer examines the capacity to absorb disturbances and shocks, highlighting tribal vulnerabilities and adaptations to environmental challenges.
Native American Wisdom: Leaving Positive Footprints for Future Generations
Oglala Lakota Jim Warne shares Native American wisdom on environmental stewardship, emphasizing the importance of giving back to the planet and living in harmony with nature for future generations.
Running in the Dark for the Iranian Cheetah
Explore the critical role of scale in understanding and preserving the endangered Iranian cheetah, emphasizing local knowledge and learning from past conservation efforts.
Science to Action - How to Work with Communities and Make an Impact
Explore collaborative practices between scientists and communities to enhance research impact, promote equity, and address societal challenges through interdisciplinary approaches and knowledge co-production.
Back to Basics
Explore society's challenges and the wisdom of indigenous cultures in this thought-provoking talk by a young South African student advocating for a return to fundamental values.
Sharing the Mist - Building a Community of Female Global Scholars
Empowering women in developing countries through global graduate education: Enet Mukurazita explores combining indigenous and Western knowledge for rural African women's entrepreneurship training.
How Being One with the Land Can Bring Us Together
Maxine Bruce shares Lil'wat Nation's wisdom on connecting with the land, combining traditional knowledge and modern technology to combat climate change and foster unity.
I Have a Dream for a Future for Darug Country
Darug woman Jacinta Tobin explores the power of indigenous language and Songlines in reconnecting with Country, reviving ancient knowledge, and fostering environmental healing for all.
What the People of the Amazon Know That You Don't
Ethnobotanist explores Amazon tribes' medicinal knowledge, highlighting endangered wisdom and urging protection of indigenous cultures and their invaluable plant-based healing practices.
Could We Replace Data Centers with Plant DNA - Using Sugar Cane DNA for Data Storage
Discover how Indigenous knowledge and genetic science converge to explore using plant DNA, particularly from sugar cane, as an innovative and environmentally conscious solution for data storage challenges.
Hawaiian Islands: A Model for Global Sustainability - Closing Keynote
Exploring Hawaiian Islands' unique ecosystems, indigenous sustainability practices, and their relevance to global environmental challenges and future sustainable living on Earth.
Meet Our Planet's Hidden Defenders | Anjan Sundaram | TED
War reporter Anjan Sundaram highlights how small Indigenous communities, representing just 5% of the world's population, defend 80% of Earth's remaining biodiversity. He focuses on Mexico's ecological frontlines where these communities battle corporations and cartels to protect natural ecosystems.
Returning The Pillar to Yasuni | Sofia Hoffman | TEDxPSU
Indigenous communities in the Amazon have more being extracted from them than oil - research is too. Extractive research, using communities to get publishable results and then maintaining no further relationship, hurts the communities this research should benefit. Sofia Hoffman discusses a different
Más allá de la moda: Lo que no ves al vestirte | Lula Kiah | TEDxUniversidadPanamericanaGuadalajara
¿Puede la ropa contar la historia de una cultura, una crisis o una injusticia? En esta charla, Lula Kiah nos invita a mirar la moda más allá del espejo y preguntarnos: ¿Quién paga el verdadero precio por lo que vestimos? A través de experiencias personales —como su visita a fábricas en India donde
Antropofagia Constitucional: Brasil como Vanguarda dos Direitos | Daniel Vila Nova | TEDxPetrópolis
O Brasil é apenas uma "cópia fraca" do mundo jurídico europeu ou somos uma das matrizes constitucionais mais vanguardistas do planeta? Nesta talk provocativa, o jurista Daniel Vila Nova propõe um Manifesto de Antropofagia Constitucional. Com base em sua pesquisa de pós-doutorado na UnB, Daniel desco