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The aim is to explore the integration of Indigenous knowledge systems with Western science in fisheries research and management.

“Two‐Eyed Seeing”: An Indigenous framework to transform fisheries research and management

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Demonstrates knowledge coexistence in fisheries management, highlighting Indigenous and Western approaches for sustainability.

The aim is to explore the integration of Indigenous knowledge systems with Western science in fisheries research and management.
Examined case studies from three Canadian aquatic and fisheries projects
Developed co-created research questions and mobilized knowledge
Analyzed parallels between Two-Eyed Seeing and global Indigenous frameworks
Identified the importance of plural knowledge systems in fisheries management
Demonstrated actionable pathways for integrating Indigenous knowledge
Highlighted the responsibility of knowledge holders to act on what they learn

Reid et al. (2020) studied this question.

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