Report of the 2016

Community-Based Research Projects

in the Mackenzie River Basin

Local and traditional knowledge is key to our understanding of many kinds of issues resulting from resource development, climate change and other land uses. People track change, not as a technical process but because they care about the sustainability of the river system, their livelihoods and the well-being of their communities...

Local and Traditional Knowledge in Watershed Governance

…creating opportunities for building and networking knowledge about the

sustainability of the world’s largest freshwater ecosystems…

MACKENZIE RIVER

LOWER MEKONG RIVER

LOWER AMAZON RIVER

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  • Research Report 2016

    Community-Based Research Projects in the Mackenzie River Basin

Regional Meetings

Networking

Basin Wide Meetings

Networking

Intern Meetings

Networking

Policy Meetings

Networking

Local Training

Training

Research Skill

Training

GIS Training

Training

Web portal

Communication

Conference

Communications

3

Basins

40

Students/Community Researchers

6

Years

4

Phases

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