How do history, culture, and knowledge systems shape environmental decisions in the Arctic? Dive into the unique world of Nunavik, where governance, community, and co-management intersect. This course unpacks Nunavik’s co-management systems through real-world cases, exploring how Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit and Western science inform decision-making. You’ll critically analyze the forces shaping governance, rights, and responsibilities, building the skills to engage with Indigenous-led conservation and to apply these insights to your own academic or professional work in collaborative settings.
- Teacher: Raha Rashid
