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6-0150
CULTURE AND NATURE: ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGES, RIGHTS, AND DISCOURSES
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Reviewed By: Anthropology and Environment Section
Sunday, November 18, 2012: 8:00 AM-9:45 AM

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Chair:  Deborah Andrews (University of Florida)
8:00 AM
Neo-Indigenous Local Ecological Knowledge: Intergenerational Transmission and Expertise of a Florida Cracker Family
Deborah Andrews (University of Florida)
8:15 AM
The Effect of Settlement Patterns and Land Tenure On the Traditional Ecological Knowledge of Inner Mongolian Pastoralists
Thomas Conte (Oregon State University)
8:30 AM
Ecological Understanding and the Sacred: Ritual and Resource Management In a Highland Maya Community
Michael P Saunders (Tulane University)
8:45 AM
"Recociliation Ecology: Making Peace with Invasives While Preventing the Loss of Natives"
Melissa Zavala (CUNY)
9:00 AM
The Forest Has a Story: Cultural Ecosystem Services In Kona, Hawai'I
Rachelle K. Gould (Stanford University), Ulalia Woodside (Kamehameha Schools), Neil Hannahs (Kamehameha Schools), Nicole Ardoin (Stanford University) and Theresa A Satterfield (University of British Columbia)
9:15 AM
These Are Our Fish and We’re Still Here!: Interior Salish St'át'imc Fishing Rights In the Fraser Valley
Sarah Carmen Moritz (McGill University)
9:30 AM
Conversation In Cycles: The Dynamics of Culture Sharing
Thomas Abel (Tzu Chi University and Tzu Chi University)
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