Bridging Knowledge for Community Conservation

Seas The Day by Lisa Campbell

Jun 7, 202347:23Education

How can we bridge extremely localized, traditional knowledge with the “best available science” of Western knowledge? Students of Dr. Xavier Basurto’s Community-Based Marine Conservation travelled to the Gulf of Californi...

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