Introduction

In the sprit of the Clam Garden Network this session will begin with a welcome and introduction from an appropriate First Nation community member. The Clam Garden Network is a group of First Nations, academics, researchers, and resource managers from coastal British Columbia, Washington State, and A...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Lepofsky, Dana, Augustine, Skye, Hatch, Marco
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: Western CEDAR 2016
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Online Access:https://cedar.wwu.edu/ssec/2016ssec/food_and_food_security/10
Description
Summary:In the sprit of the Clam Garden Network this session will begin with a welcome and introduction from an appropriate First Nation community member. The Clam Garden Network is a group of First Nations, academics, researchers, and resource managers from coastal British Columbia, Washington State, and Alaska who are interested in the cultural and ecological importance of traditional clam management practices and features, including clam gardens. We share ideas, research approaches, tools, and data to better inform our knowledge about how people used intertidal resources and ecosystems. We see clam gardens as a compelling focal point for a series of linked current social issues, such as food security, First Nations governance, and inter-generational knowledge sharing. For more information please see http://clamgarden.com