Briding Traditional Knowledge and Western Science

Although historically separate, fields of western science and traditional knowledge are now often drawn together to better manage and restore ecosystems, and share understandings of nature. Join moderator Dr. Faisal Moola, associate professor, University of Guelph’s Department of Geography, Environment & Geomatics, and Indigenous ecologists as they discuss how studying ecology and restoring nature through traditional and scientific lenses can build bridges and support cultural diversity.

Thursday March 18 2020; 7 to 8:30 p.m.

VIRTUAL PROGRAM

Event Tickets - Free

Part of RBG Speaker Series! We are excited to bring you a selection of lecture and workshop sessions with experts from across North America, speaking on topics such as gardening, wildlife, conservation, and more! For more information, visit rbg.ca/speakers

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