Traditional Ecological Knowledge Webinars: UMaine Fort Kent

Phenology and Climate

(Monday, 4/11, 3:30-5pm)

In Part 5 of the Fusing Indigenous and Western Knowledge Systems in the Tide of Global Change series, we will explore through presentation, storytelling and conversation the intersectionality of Wabanaki and contemporary Western science views on the interrelationships among humans, climate and their environment. Sign up for this webinar, and view recordings of past webinars at https://www.umfk.edu/student-life/activities/indigenous-western-knowledge/.

Mentoring resilience culture: Global stewardship through respect, relationship, reciprocity and responsibility

(Monday 4/25, 3:30-5pm)

In Part 6 of the Fusing Indigenous and Western Knowledge Systems in the Tide of Global Change series, we will explore, through presentation and conversation, opportunities for building empowered intra- and intergenerational and cross-cultural mentoring relationships centered on resilience to global change threats. Sign up for this webinar, and view recordings of past webinars at https://www.umfk.edu/student-life/activities/indigenous-western-knowledge/.