First published on 01/23/2017, and last updated on 06/27/2017
Article : “Arctic Indigenous Peoples Leading the Way in Ecological Restoration”
Hannibal Rhoades and Tero Mustonen (2017)
Summary: A major new international study has recognised the crucial role Arctic Indigenous Peoples have to play in ecological restoration efforts that help build resilience to major climate-change driven shifts in the distribution of land, marine and freshwater species. Published in the prestigious journal, Science, the new study highlights the extent of climate change-driven changes in the distribution of species. It identifies the emerging challenges these shifts pose for indigenous and non-indigenous communities and economies from the tropics to the poles.
