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2015-06-01
Aurora Research Institute (ARI)
Scientific Research Licence No. 15958 for study: Tracking Change... Local and Traditional Knowledge in Watershed Governance (Application No. 3499)
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2015-07-01
Participant Consent Form.
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2015-07-01
Participant information sheet.
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2019-04-01
2019 renewal of research ethics approval for the Tracking Change project.
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2016-06-01
Ethics approval for the Tracking Change Project
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2017-08-01
Aurora Research Institute; Parlee, Brenda
Scientific Research Licence No. 15958 for the Tracking Change Program
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Research Toolkit Volume 1: Some Ideas on Methods for Community-Based Research on Social-Ecological Change in the Mackenzie River Basin
Download2016-05-01
This document provides some ideas, guidelines, and methods (a toolkit) for community-based research on socio-ecological change in the Mackenzie River Basin. This includes recording oral histories, on-the-land research, youth-elder gatherings, media (photography, video), measuring water levels and...
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Research Toolkit Volume 2: Fishing Livelihoods: Harvest and Perceptions of Change Fish Health
Download2017-05-01
Research toolkit for studying harvest of fish. Are community members able to fish for food and share fish within the community and region? How has harvest and the quality and quantity of fish harvested changed in the community over time? How should harvesting of fish be protected for future...
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Research Toolkit Volume 3: Fishing Livelihoods: Changes in the Fish and Water in Places we Consider Important
Download2018-05-01
Research Toolkit to study climate change and resource development impacts on fishing livelihoods. Are community members able to fish for food and share fish within the community and region? How has harvest and the quality and quantity of fish harvested changed in the community over time? How...
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2015-06-01
Research Services Office; Research Ethics Office, University of Alberta
Agreement / conditions for release of SSHRCC project funds