This project employed video production and on-the-land teaching as two ways to keep traditional knowledge alive so that people can survive if floods, freeze-thaws, or other unexpected climate change-related events sever communities from access to purchased foods and materials. Documentary films were produced by students and a documentary film “Shelter, Food, and Wisdom” was completed as part of this research. Finally, an article titled ‘Moss Houses in the Circumpolar North: Architectural Traditions and Innovations That Respond to Climate Change’ was published.
Food System Theme:
Food System Coordination, Policy and Networks
Resource Theme:
Research
Reach:
Region-Wide
Host | Contact:
Project Lead, Dr. Nancy Mackin (in collaboration with Host Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nations | nancy@mackinportfolio.com
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