indigenous peoples
Canada’s Marine Coasts in a Changing Climate
Canada's Marine Coasts in a Changing Climate assesses climate change sensitivity, risks and adaptation along Canada's marine coasts.
Cape Dorset – Inuit art to cope with socio-ecological change
Inuit artists of Cape Dorset have leveraged art as a way to communicate ecological change and traditional knowledge to local youth and global decision makers, effectively enhancing their resilience.
Impacts of Climate Change on the indigenous Majhi community in Nepal
This study looks at the impacts of climate change on the indigenous Majhi people in Sindhupalchowk district in Nepal, and provides important details for the design of future projects.
Yachaykusun: Lessons on climate change from the Andes (Apurimac region)
This online book ​details the innovative responses of rural populations to climate change in the Andean highlands. To read the full text please go to the article page here.
Yachaykusun: Lessons on climate change from the Andes (Cusco region)
This online book ​details the innovative responses of rural populations to climate change in the Andean highlands. To read the full text please go to the article page here.
Collaborative management: governance for the new normal
This is an interactive, web-based case study exploring the critical role of local-traditional knowledge in ecosystem restoration in North Karelia, Finland.
Survival of fishing Sámi coastal settlements in Finnmark, Norway
In Finnmark, in the North of Norway, areas around the Porsanger and Varanger fjords have experienced a series of substantial social-ecological changes that have challenged Sámi peoples' livelihoods.
Reindeer herding in the Yamal Peninsula
This study describes sources of adaptive capacity and socio-ecological resilience for Nenet communities in the Yamal Peninsula and how climate change and industrial development affect these.