Panel Discussion on Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Action with Danka Brewer, Candace Lloyd , Tawny Stowe and Kit Rackley

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The ENV CAST

Mahnoor Qadir

27 episodes

1 week ago

Are you concerned about the planet and want to know about what solutions to adopt to help with the environmental issues? Well say no more ! ENV CAST is an enlightening podcast involving discussions on fun and thought provoking topics like eco-villages, the science of the climate crisis and much more. So join me, Mahnoor Qadir, every week to explore new topics and have conversations that matter :)

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Panel Discussion on Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Action with Danka Brewer, Candace Lloyd , Tawny Stowe and Kit Rackley

The ENV CAST

1 hour 22 minutes 16 seconds

4 years ago

Panel Discussion on Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Action with Danka Brewer, Candace Lloyd , Tawny Stowe and Kit Rackley

Hello Everybody and Welcome to ENVCast's Special Panel Discussion with members of the Metis Community in Canada and Host of the Coffee and Geography Podcast.

This special panel event is in collaboration with Coffee and Geography Podcast (Hosted and Produced by Kit Rackley), Decolonising Geography and University of East Anglia Project Change.For more information check out the links below.

Project Change | Climate Workshops | UEA

Decolonising Geography (decolonisegeography.com)

Coffee & Geography Podcast – Geogramblings

It was an honor to discuss the crucial issue of Climate Action and Indigenous Knowledge.The panel touched upon the IPCC report importance of indigenous knowledge and actions to take.

For more information on the ENVCast email me on envcast@gmail.com and/or follow me on my instagram @mahnoorenv.

Thank you :)