Table of Contents
Volume 20 Number 4 (Winter)
Indigenous Ocean Technology: Priorities and Practices [2025]
- Reawakening Ancestral Ocean Technologies, Healing Communities, and Ensuring Intergenerational Food Sovereignty: Lessons from Indigenous Aquaculture
- Olivia Horwedel et al, Indigenous Aquaculture Collaborative Network
- Smart Tools for Ice Safety: Innovation Rooted in Community
- Danielle Hallé, SmartICE
- Shawn Rivoire, SmartICE
- Tyler Spurrell, SmartICE
- Emma Dalton, SmartICE
- Electro-Immobilization of Fishes for Surgical Implantation of Acoustic Tags: Advancing the Ethical Application of New Technology through the Incorporation of Mi’kmaw Values
- Levi Denny et al, Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources
- Technology for Stewardship and Sovereignty: How the Regional Monitoring System from Coastal First Nations-Great Bear Initiative Supports Indigenous Territorial Governance on BC’s North Pacific Coast
- Rodrigo Samayoa, Coastal Stewardship Network
- Greg Johnson, Coastal Stewardship Network
- Anton Pitts, Coastal Stewardship Network
- Fraser Los, Coastal Stewardship Network
- Aroha Miller, Coastal Stewardship Network
- The Innu Nation Uinipeku Expedition: A Stewardship Model Bridging Innu Knowledge and Marine Science
- Michael Hannaford, Innu Nation
- Gioia Montevecchi, Innu Nation
- Importance of Indigenous Knowledge and Technology to Create and Monitor an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area
- Shayne McDonald, MAMKA
- Randy Green, MAMKA
- Gregory Jeddore, MAMKA
- Tāwera Te Aramahiti – The Morning Star Guides Eastward: Reviving Traditional Navigation Knowledge in the Pacific
- Jack Thatcher, Te Puna I Rangiriri Trust
- Daniel Kikuroa, University of Auckland
- James Tremlett, Pacific Islands Roundtable for Nature Conservation
