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Exploring Indigenous Community-Based Monitoring Programs in Alberta: Key Factors in Advancing Community Capacity-Building and Sovereignty
DownloadFall 2024
Indigenous community-based monitoring (ICBM) has the potential to act as a vehicle for building capacity in the community - particularly amongst youth, creating culturally oriented jobs to strengthen intergenerational learning, and contributing information to environmental governance and...
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Fall 2014
Data collection is difficult in remote locations due to limited access and scarce resources. To power environmental monitoring equipment, and allow it to operate independently of maintenance and infrastructure, energy can be harvested from the environment; however, this makes the system dependent...