On tap, not on top: An urgent call for academia to support Indigenous science and equitable conservation
Authors:
- Francisca SaavedraFSFrancisca Saavedra
- Robert BuschbacherRBRobert Buschbacher
- Gabriel R. Nemogá‐SotoGNGabriel R. Nemogá‐Soto
- Diana AlviraDADiana Alvira
- Simone AthaydeSASimone Athayde
- Jeremy M. CampbellJCJeremy M. Campbell
- Andrea B. Chavez MichaelsenAMAndrea B. Chavez Michaelsen
- Jeff Ganohalidoh CorntasselJCJeff Ganohalidoh Corntassel
- Joel E. CorreiaJCJoel E. Correia
- Rachel DacksRDRachel Dacks
- Christopher P. DunnCDChristopher P. Dunn
- Sinomar Ferreira da Fonseca JuniorSJSinomar Ferreira da Fonseca Junior
Open Access
- 31 March 2026
- journal article
- Published by Wiley in Earth Stewardship
- Vol. 3 (2)
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
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