Ecological and Cultural Issues in Indigenous Communities: Canadian and International Perspectives
Ethnological, archaeological and ecological perspectives are applied to the study of indigenous communities in Canada. Topics included are: Archaeological evidence of prehistoric and early historic native communities; sociocultural/environmental relationships of the past and present; indigenous interest in, legal rights to, and management of the land and its resources; and international perspectives on ecological and cultural issues involving indigenous peoples.
- Hours: 42 (3-0)