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Chapter1. Introduction
Chapter2. Scientific and Indigenous Knowledge for Socio-Ecological Systems: A 20-Year Global Bibliometric Analysis
Chapter3. Interfacing indigenous knowledge with scientific knowledge for improved health outcomes: A case of Eswatini
Chapter4. Indigenous Ways of Predicting Agricultural Droughts in Zimbabwe
Chapter5. Kusintha kwa nyengo: local meanings of climate change in Malawi
Chapter6. Unravelling indigenous knowledge using the Msangu (Faidherbia albida) tree in Malawi: through the voice of farmers
Chapter7. Traditional Early Warning Signals for Floods and Drought in Nsanje and Chikhwawa Districts, Malawi
Chapter8. Conservation of Natural Forests through Indigenous Religious Beliefs and Practices: A Case Study of Mbona Cult, Nsanje District, Malawi
Chapter9. Cross-scale properties and adaptive management of indigenous residual moisture crop cultivation systems in Malawi
Chapter10. Indigenous Knowledge and Practice Related to Health, Nutrition and Environments in Bangladesh
Chapter11. Assessment of Knowledge and Attitudes of Pastoralists towards Tsetse flies and Trypanosomiasis in the Maasai Steppe, Northern Tanzania
Chapter12. Shortage, meanings, and adaptations of water: Reflections on the perspectives elders from San Jose Lachiguiri Oaxaca, Mexico
Chapter13. North American case studies of medicinal plant conservation
Chapter14. Contested understanding of river health from communities perspective in the Lower Komati River in South Africa
Chapter15. Awajun and Ginger: Introduced Species Becoming Important Traditional Medicines
Chapter16. Overview of Brazilian Biodiversity Law and Identification of Legal Instruments and Strategies for Effective Participation of Traditional Communities in exporting and other commercial opportunities related to biodiversity assets
Chapter17. Lessons learnt.
Chapter2. Scientific and Indigenous Knowledge for Socio-Ecological Systems: A 20-Year Global Bibliometric Analysis
Chapter3. Interfacing indigenous knowledge with scientific knowledge for improved health outcomes: A case of Eswatini
Chapter4. Indigenous Ways of Predicting Agricultural Droughts in Zimbabwe
Chapter5. Kusintha kwa nyengo: local meanings of climate change in Malawi
Chapter6. Unravelling indigenous knowledge using the Msangu (Faidherbia albida) tree in Malawi: through the voice of farmers
Chapter7. Traditional Early Warning Signals for Floods and Drought in Nsanje and Chikhwawa Districts, Malawi
Chapter8. Conservation of Natural Forests through Indigenous Religious Beliefs and Practices: A Case Study of Mbona Cult, Nsanje District, Malawi
Chapter9. Cross-scale properties and adaptive management of indigenous residual moisture crop cultivation systems in Malawi
Chapter10. Indigenous Knowledge and Practice Related to Health, Nutrition and Environments in Bangladesh
Chapter11. Assessment of Knowledge and Attitudes of Pastoralists towards Tsetse flies and Trypanosomiasis in the Maasai Steppe, Northern Tanzania
Chapter12. Shortage, meanings, and adaptations of water: Reflections on the perspectives elders from San Jose Lachiguiri Oaxaca, Mexico
Chapter13. North American case studies of medicinal plant conservation
Chapter14. Contested understanding of river health from communities perspective in the Lower Komati River in South Africa
Chapter15. Awajun and Ginger: Introduced Species Becoming Important Traditional Medicines
Chapter16. Overview of Brazilian Biodiversity Law and Identification of Legal Instruments and Strategies for Effective Participation of Traditional Communities in exporting and other commercial opportunities related to biodiversity assets
Chapter17. Lessons learnt.