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Tag Archives: Traditional Knowledge
  • New discussion paper: sustainable development and water in Australia’s remote Indigenous communities

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 10 July 2017

    A new discussion paper from The University of Queensland on ‘Water, sanitation and hygiene in remote Indigenous Australian communities: A scan of priorities’ was launched last week….


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  • Traditional leadership versus role-vested leadership in Pacific communities

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 14 May 2017

    In an interview, Peter Sharry, director of Axiom Water Technologies, speaks about how in the Pacific, he finds that often traditional leadership roles carry more weight in the…


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  • The effects of land and water separation on First Nations Peoples

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 2 March 2017

    Although Australia’s innovative water policies and management frameworks have resulted in significant gains regarding water management, some of these policies have had impacts on access to water for Aboriginal…


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  • What water management can learn from traditional fire ecology

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 1 March 2017

    Australian land and water management are shifting to incorporate traditional ecological knowledge (TEK). In an interview with Bradley Moggridge, he talked about how traditional fire ecology has transformed…


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  • Synergies between environmental flows and cultural water

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 27 February 2017

    In an interview with Brad Moggridge, Aboriginal water expert, researcher, and advocate, he described the relationship between environmental flows and cultural water  Cultural water is water resources and water…


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  • Philanthropic water to support environmental goals

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 24 February 2017

    Many different policy approaches have emerged over the past ten years trying to find ways to support Indigenous rights to water in Australia. Some of these have looked great…


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  • ​Can Western science validate and acknowledge First Nations Peoples’ traditional knowledge in journals and reports?

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 22 February 2017

    During an interview with Brad Moggridge, the challenges around bridging the gap between traditional knowledge and scientific journals and reports was discussed. Traditional knowledge is composed of a…


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  • Aboriginal knowledge and connection to water

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 21 February 2017

    From the Brad Moggridge interview: traditional knowledge and scientific knowledge: opportunities and tensions in water management. This content was originally part of the Kini Interview Series. Kini is a…


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  • Connection through Caring for Country and Caring for Water

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 19 February 2017

    Caring for Country and Caring for Water programs have tremendous value for connecting Aboriginal people to their communities, particularly for those youth who may live in cities and feel…


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  • Brad Moggridge interview — Traditional knowledge and scientific knowledge: opportunities and tensions in water management

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 16 February 2017

    An interview with Brad Moggridge, a proud Kamilaroi man who is part of a large extended family. He grew up in western Sydney and is currently…


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