Contexts, Conditions and Methods Conducive to Knowledge Co-Production: Three Case Studies Involving Scientific and Community Perspectives in Arctic Wildlife Research

• Main Author: McCarney, Paul C. M.
• Other Authors: Thiemann, Gregory
• Format: Thesis
• Language: English
• Published: 2019
• Subjects: Wildlife conservation; Knowledge co-production; Transdisciplinary research; Social science; Natural science; Nunavut; Inuit; Indigenous Knowledge; Wildlife; Policy; Conservation; Management; Ringed seal; Polar bear; Greenland halibut; Turbot; Arctic; Greenland; Kugaaruk; Pangnirtung; inuit; Iqaluit; ringed seal
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10315/35787

Decision-makers require current and robust information to address the effects of social-ecological changes facing ecosystems, wildlife, and humans; however, research defined by single disciplines and knowledge systems is often challenged in fully representing the complexity of such problems. There i...